From my experience working in a litigation law firm, there has been times where things change very quickly. Whether it's a soon-to-do date, whether a document needs to be prepared sooner than we expected. When I am given a task where that does happen, I kind of prioritize it to find out what it is that needs to be done, and I get to it. Priority is very important in the law firm, in any law firm, as I should say, as many things have very time-sensitive due dates, especially with the filing with the courts. So if there is something that needs to be done which anticipates a shorter deadline than we were originally aware of, that task will then become my priority. I will work diligently in order to complete the task by the time it needs to be, whether if I'm required to stay after hours or if it needs to be done remotely, if it needs to be done at home. However, it wants to become the priority. It's the first thing that's on my agenda, and I don't usually move on to the next thing until that one is completed, especially if there is a time-sensitive deadline on it. An example in my position now is that one of the courts requested that some of our evidence be submitted to a court a specific way, and we were not aware of that. However, it was my job to research how it is supposed to be submitted to the court the proper way, which I did do that. And once it was completed, I set up a concierge for the documents then to be delivered to the chambers of the courts as a priority motions to be filed.