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We have a new tool to help attorneys with their practice. The Situational Journal is the perfect promotional item for your business. What is the Situational Journal? Well, when a situation happens between your client and the opposing party, they document the situation. The 5 W's are filled out and documented. There are seven pages to document the occurrences that happen. Once the pages are full, the client can send the journal into your law practice or make an appoint to visit and discuss the situation. Give the Situational Journal to your paralegal and she/he can use the information to write the next motion. (Saving time and money.)

We can tailor the front and the back of the journal to promote your law firm! Add your logo to the front and put your address and phone number on the back. Pass out the journal to your current clients or future clients to promote your business. Contact us if you are interested.

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