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Hi {NAME}, You recently attended one of our webinars and expressed interest in learning more about M

Hi {NAME}, You recently attended one of our webinars and expressed interest in learning more about MyCase. Are you an attorney? Feel free to call me here at (858) 731-0102 or book a time on my calendar with the link in my signature. I look forward to speaking with you! Karly Johnston Software Specialist | MyCase P: [858.731.0102](tel:858.731.0102) karly.johnston@mycase.com Schedule a Demo:Â

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