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<b><i>Case Study</b></i> Streamlining and Centralizing With Matter Management Software

As Director of Technology and Marketing, much of the responsibility of selecting, maintaining and upgrading to the most powerful technology available is mine. My department also helps coordinate the firm's marketing efforts, such as mailings and events. As part of the firm's mission to provide expertise in multiple practice areas, we have come to understand how vital it is to encourage flexibility and mastery of the latest technology among its attorney users. To achieve results efficiently, a firm must have a streamlined approach to stay competitive and run efficiently.

7 minute read July 18, 2007 at 12:31 AM
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Cathleen Nuxoll
<b><i>Case Study</b></i> Streamlining and Centralizing With Matter Management Software
Like most law firms, Moser & Marsalek P.C. in St. Louis has a huge volume of electronic data and paperwork that must be consolidated, organized and tracked.

As Director of Technology and Marketing, much of the responsibility of selecting, maintaining and upgrading to the most powerful technology available is mine.

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