When you and your legal team have an upcoming trial, it's time to set up your legal war room. This is where your team will collaborate, practice their arguments, and perfect your overall litigation strategy. Before you begin arguing the details of your case, it's important to create an organized, functional, and comfortable war room for your team. Here are three tips for setting up your legal war room:
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- Decluttering is pretty trendy these days, thanks in part to the popularity of Marie Kondo's best-selling book. It seems more people than ever are going through their things and donating -- or selling -- items that no longer serve them. Perhaps you've shrugged your shoulders and looked the other way, figuring this is just another trend best ignored. But decluttering is not just fashionable. It actually has a lot of benefits, including the following.
- Those bare walls may not be doing your business any good. While there are some office spaces that look better with clean blank walls, custom picture frame design (and the artwork that goes into it) can dress up your business in a way that a coat of paint just can't. What can framed artwork do for your office? Take a look at how custom framed pictures can turn your space into a true showcase:
- If you are hiring eight employees at the same time and they need to learn certain software packages, as well as learn about your company, you can do this through corporate online learning. Below is some information about the many benefits of choosing this instead of taking the time to help these new employees learn what they need to start working. Train Anywhere and Anytime With corporate online learning, the new employees can do the learning from your office or even at home before they start working.
- When your retail shop first opened, you were probably trying to save money when coming up with the signs you'd use both in the store, above the front door, and on the street. However, now that business is underway and you've got a budget that's a little bigger than you started with, it may be time to revisit the signs you're using to ensure they're effective. Asking these questions about your signs can provide insight and alert you to the changes needed: