How should small law firms organize client and case emails in Outlook?
Keep emails connected to the right client and case. Separate messages that need action from those that only need to be saved.
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Simple answers to everyday questions about Outlook, clients, cases, files, and follow-ups.
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Keep emails connected to the right client and case. Separate messages that need action from those that only need to be saved.
Read the full answerCheck which case the email belongs to, then save it and its attachments in the correct SharePoint folder.
Read the full answerYes. Give each case an organized place for documents and control who can access the files.
Read the full answerKeep track of unanswered requests, set a follow-up date, and don’t close the work until it’s resolved.
Read the full answerCheck the case number and email history first. When more than one case matches, ask someone to confirm.
Read the full answerMatch the notice to its case, check whether action is needed, and make sure the right person reviews it.
Read the full answerDifferent emails need different actions. Pick one to see an example.
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Names, emails, and case numbers in these examples are made up.
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