On prioritizing tasks I use a few systems. One is Microsoft Outlook which I can add and have access to all the attorneys schedules. I also use Calendly and I also have a whiteboard where I it's an oversized large whiteboard which I add all of my daily tasks for the week for the month if possible in order to stay prioritized marking down what is the most important and then starting from most important to the least important and marking them off as I go through. I usually give myself time in order to process each request making sure that I check and go over anything that needs to be checked and reviewed or proofread in order to submit any of my documents to whether it's to the system whether it's to e-courts whether it's to e-filing or whether it's submitting documents to the courts. I double, triple, and quadruple check my work to make sure that I'm not missing anything and to continue to make sure that I stay organized and on top of tasks especially in order to meet time-sensitive date deadlines.