As a side note to my most recent post on Outsourcing in the Law Office, over at Home Office Warrior we have a blog in our network called Home Office Virtual Assistant. Tina Hilton at Clerical Advantage is doing an outstanding job providing all kinds of information concerning using a virtual assistant.
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May 01, 2008
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I am also a member of the AAVBA. Working at home allows myself more time to schedule everyday life events as needed. Yet I am able to work with great attorneys! The work is I believe better quality than the regular 9-5 person puts out due to the fact that I am comfortable in my work enviroment, and have no distractions from other employees, or clients walking in. I can stay focused on the "meat and potatoes" of the schedules and notify the attorney of "red flags" that may be an issue.
Posted by: Kris Leahey | August 13, 2008 at 05:36 PM
Good stuff. Keep it coming, we really read your posts. I wish I had an arsenal of legal assistants like the one above but if you ever want free labor in exchange for some of your services, let me know. I have a nice team of great people.
Jennifer Goodwin - CEO
http://www.internetGIRLfriday.com
"We are a group of virtual assistants (people working from home offices) that will do your work (administrative, bookkeeping, personal) so you can have your free time back to do whatever you want with it."
Posted by: Jennifer | May 30, 2008 at 07:50 PM
I was very excited to see this latest post about Virtual Assistants. I am an AVBA (Accredited Virtual Bankruptcy Assistant) and have been serving licensed bankruptcy attorneys nationwide preparing consumer Chapter 7 bankruptcy petitions. Technology today offers secure means to communicate and share information – virtually from anywhere and available just about 24/7. As an active member of the AAVBA (American Association of Virtual Bankruptcy Assistants) this is a discussion all practicing VA’s and attorneys alike can benefit from to better understand current issues and concerns, from both sides of the virtual fence. I look forward to future posts!!
Best,
Dee Medlin
Title 11 Virtual Assistant
www.t11va.com
Posted by: Dee Medlin | May 03, 2008 at 05:41 PM