Law Office Technology

This badge demonstrates the earner's ability to describe the use of specialized software to manage and analyze litigation cases.

This badge demonstrates the earner's ability to explain how to plan and set up a database to support various legal needs using multiple features and ensuring security of the data.

This badge demonstrates the earner's ability to describe the process and methods of electronic discovery and its analysis including the securing of electronically stored information, spoliation, and the challenges related to information management, authentication, and protection from disclosure.

This badge demonstrates the earner's ability to address skills required to create and edit a spreadsheet using multiple features including graphics.

This badge demonstrates the earner's ability to describe the use of presentation software in litigation.

This badge demonstrates the earner's ability to explain ethics rules and the duties of the legal team as related to technology.

This badge demonstrates the earner's ability to describe fundamentals of cloud computing and the internet including privacy issues in relation to the practice of law.

This badge demonstrates the earner's ability to describe the use of office management software in a law practice including features such as calendars, timekeeping, and accounting.

This badge demonstrates the earner's ability to address skills needed to create a presentation (including the use of MS PowerPoint and Sanction) with graphics for use in litigation.

This badge demonstrates the earner's ability to using a basic understanding of computers and computing, explain technology use in the context of the practice of law including compliance with the federal rules of civil procedure.

This badge demonstrates the earner's ability to describe how courts and law offices are implementing technology including electronic access to cases, e-filing, and the various components of media and technology tools that are available in the courtroom.

This badge demonstrates the earner's ability to address basic word processing skills (including the use of MS Office) for creating, editing, and saving various legal documents.