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TLC 5 Roles and Parties

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Updated at September 20th, 2022

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Best practices call for Clients to be named "Client" rather than "Plaintiff" or "Defendant." This video describes why and how to manage Roles so that the firm's lexicon matches across all documents and business segments.

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