Case Barnett Law - B2C - June 2020

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OUR CLIENTS SAY IT BEST “I have known Case professionally as a fellow attorney as well as being his client. As a colleague, he was well-respected, tenacious, thorough with the cases, and very dedicated to his clients. When I had a civil case arise that had complex issues, I turned to Case after a group of other attorneys from a big law firm couldn’t handle it. We were up against a governmental entity and facing an uphill battle, given the mess that the previous law firm had made on the case. It was heartwarming to see Case give the same dedication he did to the clients we had in the past to my case. He was brilliant during the trial and won the respect of the judge as well as the hearts of the jurors. He won a very tough case in an extremely tough county. He is top-notch, and I am extremely grateful and honored not only have had him as an attorney and colleague but also call him a friend. You won’t go wrong with Case!” – Frances P.

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Why Every Parent Needs Trello

In the best of times, it can be difficult to keep all the plates spinning. Between work, household chores, errands, the kids’ school stuff, and everything else, keeping things organized is an impressive feat. These daily tasks became even more challenging when the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Suddenly, parents were juggling all those responsibilities from inside their homes while trying to work remotely and oversee home-schooling for their kids. If you’ve struggled to get your footing over the last few months, then do yourself a favor and download Trello. Trello is a free organization app designed to give you a quick overview of everything that needs to get done on one screen. This flexibility comes from Trello’s three simple parts: boards, lists, and cards.

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• Lists divide a board into each stage of the process. Think of it as “To-Do,” “Doing,” and “Done.” Did the clothes in the washing machine ever get moved to the dryer? If the laundry is still in “Doing,” then the answer is no. • Cards are the specific elements of a project that must be accomplished. A card might be “Clean the kitchen,” “Call the school,” or “Email coworker about that report.” These break down every task into bite-size pieces. Trello doesn’t just help keep you organized. It can also help keep your team — be it your family or your coworkers — on the same page. A Trello board can be shared with multiple users, which makes it a great tool in a remote office workplace or to keep your teenagers on track when they’re trying to get out of doing their chores.

This simple, effective app can help you gain a little more control over your life during uncertain times. Download Trello today and start getting more done with less stress.

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