![]() Besides, some studies that show that your brain remembers more when you hand-write your notes. Some paperless lawyers may have shifted to taking notes on their computers but I prefer not to use a speaker phone all the time, and a laptop is cumbersome in meetings. ![]() Related “Avoid Ethics Complaints by Taking Notes” What to Do with Your Notes As I wrote on Lawyerist several years ago, taking notes is very important for keeping track of what information you have exchanged with clients and other parties, and it is critical for defending ethics and malpractice complaints. My paperless workflow is simple: I scan all paper that comes into the office and keep most of it until I close a file, when all of the paper gets tossed.īut I have struggled to find a good system for managing my handwritten notes of phone calls, meetings, court appearances, etc. ![]() I’ve been operating a paperless office for nearly ten years, ever since I realized a couple of months into my solo practice that I did not want to fill my basement or garage with closed client files. ![]()
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