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In today’s episode we’re sharing a presentation from MaxLawCon 2020. Our originally scheduled MaxLawCon 2020 speaker Sandy Van presented LIVE to the Maximum Lawyer Guild community and today we share her presentation: How Van Law Firm Uses Virtual Assistants in Their Law Firm From Start to Finish.
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