Most Requested Services for Legal VA's?

[Time Balancers]

I have one attorney that wants me in his office just 2 hours every other week. Otherwise everything else is done virtually. My law firm of 5 attorneys who work in San Diego, Los Angeles, SF Bay area and Sacramento, we work totally virtually. The only thing I can't do is physical filing. All else is done in the ether.

[Masterspieces]

FWIW, when I get my business started I'll probably want to start marketing to solo practitioners because many of them don't have room for an assistant on-site. I'm already building my initial list. Because of my strong litigation background, I'm going to make a point of including that I can do/have done deposition summarization and listing discovery deficiencies as well as drafting discovery requests. There is no reason any of those functions would need to be done onsite, especially if using LogMeIn or something similar to keep the work on their servers. I may also contact some of the title companies because I have experience reviewing and curing titles.

[debw241]

Masterpieces - I think that is an excellent idea! Those are specialties WITHIN the niche and I definitely agree there is no reason cannot be done VA.

[Time Balancers]

I do some research in civil litigation actions and in probate. Much of my work is writing letters, doing pleading, proofs of service, and maintaining the calendar. Does that help?

[Time Balancers]

I so agree with that. Also, keeping track of the trial calendar and when discovery needs to be completed, annotating depositions for trial, putting together the trial binders, etc.

[jdcole1106]

Can I ask what LOGMEIN is?

Thanks,

Jenni