JUScampus Course Catalogue

This interactive session presents practical tools and approaches to help litigation teams plan, manage, and execute files more effectively. Using real-world examples and hands-on demonstrations, participants will explore how to structure their work, forecast demands, and leverage digital tools to support efficient, collaborative practice

The NLS has relaunched a Legal Project Management (LPM) training program with a renewed focus on practical application, relevance, and strong alignment with NLS work. This updated program is designed to help litigation practitioners apply LPM principles in ways that better align litigation strategy with client business objectives and budget expectations.

Legal Project Management (LegalPM) aims to optimize case management more effectively and efficiently while meeting client expectations.

Legal research is an important skill for all legal professionals, especially paralegals. This course will cover the basics of what legal research involves, and will provide paralegals with some of the important questions to ask in order to make their legal research project a success.

The overall objective of this course is to enable Billing Review Managers to understand their role in the Legal Services Revenue (LSR) process and enable them to review and approve billing in IFMS-SAP.

This is for LEX Administrators only. Covers User Profiles, Security, File Creation, Administrator Review, Clients, Dashboards, Notifications and a brief introduction to Reports.

Advanced find is an advanced function. It explains file entities, how to build views, create dynamic spreadsheets and explains related entities.

How to access the document libraries. Overview of the layout, folders, different views, ribbons, adding a document, document metadata, version history, copy/move/delete documents, search for documents, advanced searches, setting alerts, views. Using templates. Brief overview of using harmon.ie to move emails and attachments and creating new versions.

LEX Fundamentals covers the basic navigation through LEX including the Navigation Bar, Command Bars, Dashboards, Files and Sub-grids, Events Agenda, Business Process, File Associations, a brief introduction to documents and the on-line help function Walkme.

This course will explain and demonstrate the various ways to enter, modify and delete timekeeping information, including from a file, from the quick create or using timers.

This course will explain the importance and purpose of timekeeping. The National Timekeeping Protocol regarding key principles is reiterated, including timekeeping business rules. Timekeeping monitoring reports and dashboards will be presented.

The LEX – Reporting course provides participants with a comprehensive introduction to the reporting tools available in LEX—Advanced Find, Reports, and Dashboards. Participants will gain practical skills to identify, analyze, and present data using LEX’s reporting features.