Word Tables of Contents and Authorities, Paragraph Cross References and Document Automation Tuesday, May 19 Noon to 1 p.m. Manually updating cross references, tables of contents, and tables of authorities can be incredibly time consuming. Learn how to create automatically-updating cross references, tables of contents, and table of authorities, along with some […]
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While Casemaker4’s search tools are powerful, sometimes you may find the best way to get what you are looking for is browsing. In Casemaker4 there are two different ways to browse content – Tree View and List View. Let’s get started! The State Compilations page is your default landing page. On it, you can see a listing […]
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This week we discuss the Document toolbar and Case Document tabs. Let’s get started! (We will discuss the document toolbar from the perspective of looking at a Case. However, the page is similar when viewing other types of materials.) When you first click on a case from your search results, the document tab on the left […]
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You may have heard about Digest and Alerts in Casemaker4. You may even know they are tools to help you stay up to date on changes in the law. However, you may be confused about what they actually do and what the differences are. Case Digest, previously known as CasemakerDigest, is a summary service of […]
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By Jay Kamlet and Jordan Deifik As a successful solo law practice owner, you have already achieved many major accomplishments and made a name for yourself in your area of practice. By taking your firm to the next level and evolving into a small law practice, you can take on more clients, have […]
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By: Michael L. Goldblatt Originally Published on Blumberg Blog on December 3, 2019 Printed with the permission of www.Blumberg.com/blog and BlumbergExcelsior, Inc. Journaling has been used since ancient times to capture thoughts, keep reminders, and record events. An early example is the journal maintained by Roman Emperor Marcus Aurielius (161-180) who kept notes […]
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The My Account menu is full of great tools, integrations, and customizations. This week we will review this menu and discuss how it can help you and your practice. The first option provided in the My Account menu is settings. Clicking this link will allow you to change the Casemaker default settings in favour of […]
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By: Michael L. Goldblatt Originally Published on Blumberg Blog on November 6, 2019 Printed with the permission of www.Blumberg.com/blog and BlumbergExcelsior, Inc. 70 years ago, lawyer Louis Brown advocated for client checkups in his Manual on Preventive Law. Until his death in 1996 at the age of 86, Brown continued to write and […]
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You can’t Research without SEARCH. This week we focus on the Search Bar area of Casemker4 and how it can help you find exactly what you are looking for! Let’s get started. In the Casemaker4 system, the search function is the star. This top portion of your screen contains everything you need to conduct your […]
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“Sharing is Caring!” they say. This week we discuss how to share the documents you find in Casemaker4. Let’s get started! So, you found the PERFECT case for your argument and you just have to share it with your partner. But your partner doesn’t have access to Casemaker. In Casemaker4 there are a number of […]
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