100-200 is pretty low for a busy attorney. Your firm will have a DMS of some kind (likely iManage or NetDocuments—hopefully not Worldox or something similarly o

100-200 is pretty low for a busy attorney. Your firm will have a DMS of some kind (likely iManage or NetDocuments—hopefully not Worldox or something similarly outdated). Most people let the emails accumulate through the day and file them first thing in the morning, at the end of the day, or while on conference calls. My tips are to enable the CC-yourself option in Outlook to make sure you catch all of your sent emails, and to otherwise keep your sent emails in your sent mailbox until you record your time. A lot of attorneys hold off on filing emails entirely until they put their time in (i.e. record down their hours for billing purposes). But typically all you really need is what is in your sent email box, which can then be deleted. And keeping up on filing your other emails helps other attorneys and makes you look good.