Nevertheless, many lawyers are now beginning to understand the huge benefits of becoming paperless.  I have witnessed this expanding interest over the past few years whenever I was invited to give a Continuing Legal Education (CLE) talk about becoming paperless.  There is huge demand for information on how to shift one’s law practice to a paperless one.  People quibble about whether one can be completely paperless, but that’s a silly debate.  I am completely paperless, and so it’s possible.  But, even if you don’t want to be completely paperless, it’s clear that you should strive to be largely paperless.

How do you start down this path?  First, go visit DigitalWorkflowCLE.com the site that Dane Ciolino and I started, which is focused precisely upon this question.  We have  a couple of introductory videos that are free to watch.  And, if you’re a Louisiana lawyer you can get CLE credit for watching the videos.  We’ll be posting more information at DigitalWorkflowCLE in the coming months, so check in there periodically for new information and tips about how to make your law practice less dependent upon paper.