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Payne Consulting Group

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Payne Consulting Group is a software training and development company headquartered in Seattle, Washington. Payne has authored 11 books about Microsoft products, including Microsoft Office Word 2003 for Law Firms, Microsoft Word 2002 for Law Firms, Microsoft Word 2000 for Law Firms, and Word 97 for Law Firms. Payne Consulting Group offers high-end and end-user training, courseware, project management, and custom development.

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Bill your legal clients efficiently
Learn how these tips and the right tools can help you keep accurate and useful records in less time.
Improve the contract negotiation process with the right tools
Use Word to streamline the negotiation process.
Manage your discovery request schedule
Use Outlook to stay organized during the discovery process.
Find an expert witness
Learn about strategies for locating your next expert witness.

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