Guest Shannon Lex Bales is the author of “The Trial Presentation Companion” and an experienced educator and consultant who helps attorneys and firms follow standards and models for presenting cases using today’s legal tech. When firms go to trial, a lot of them are just “winging it” with the software and equipment, workflow, and skills they need to present a case. Paralegal professionals will find opportunities through education and certifications to professionally prepare and present data, video, and evidence using today’s technology.  We’ve all seen professionally staged “trials” on television shows. So have the jurors. There’s an expectation firms will present a compelling story digitally in the courtroom. What story is your firm telling and how?  As Bales says, “Basic legal technology skills are foundational for today’s legal market.” Understanding the use of legal technology in the courtroom is no longer an option. Keep up or fall behind. The skills you learned 10 years ago aren’t today’s skills. Hear how to actively pursue the tech skills you need to add to your resume as a modern paralegal professional.  Mentioned in this Episode: "The Trial Presentation Companion," by Shannon Lex Bales Cambodia Tribunal Monitor "White House Executive Office team engages ACEDS to deliver onsite electronic discovery training" Career Essentials in Generative AI by Microsoft and LinkedIn Reveal AI eDiscovery and Investigations