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Microsoft Word for Legal Professionals: Part Deux

Microsoft Word for Legal Professionals: Part Deux

Presented by Jordan Turk

Take your Microsoft Word skills beyond the basics in this free on-demand webinar. Discover advanced tools, automation features, collaboration techniques, and AI capabilities that help legal professionals draft documents more efficiently and consistently.

Microsoft Word for Legal Professionals: Part Deux

Legal professionals who want to improve their Microsoft Word skills, automate repetitive tasks, and create more efficient, professional
An advanced Microsoft Word on-demand session covering document automation, formatting, collaboration tools, and AI features
Learn practical techniques that save time, reduce formatting frustrations, improve document consistency, and help you get more

What attendees are saying:

“Jordan is a rock star !! Such an asset to Smokeball and the legal community!!”
“Jordan was fabulous as always. She is a wealth of knowledge and I always learn useful tips for my practice.”
“Very good, learned a few things that I can implement right away. It was an hour that will save me hours.”
Jordan Turk
Attorney, Director of Education & Attorney Development at Smokeball
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About this session

If you joined Jordan's first Microsoft Word session, you already know Word offers far more functionality than most legal professionals use every day. This on-demand session builds on those fundamentals by exploring the advanced features that transform everyday users into power users.

You'll learn how to manage complex legal documents with greater efficiency, automate repetitive drafting tasks, and create standardized workflows that improve consistency across your documents. The session also demonstrates how collaboration tools like Track Changes, comments, and document comparison can simplify teamwork, while highlighting how AI is being integrated into Microsoft Word to support attorneys throughout the drafting process.

Attorney Jordan Turk shares practical, real-world techniques you can immediately apply when working with pleadings, contracts, and other complex legal documents. By the end of the session, you'll have the knowledge to work faster, reduce manual effort, and make Microsoft Word a more powerful part of your legal workflow.


‍Key Learnings:

Use advanced styles, formatting, and document management tools for complex legal documents.
Automate repetitive drafting with Quick Parts, fields, and reusable building blocks.
Improve collaboration and productivity using Track Changes, document comparison, and AI features in Microsoft Word.

More resources:

Microsoft Office Hacks for Legal Professionals

Mastering Microsoft Word: Tips and Tricks for Legal Professionals

The Lawyer’s Guide to Best Billing Practices

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