Where Should I Store My Files?

As of April 21, 2020 you should store your files in the following locations:

What do you mean by Individual files?

First, if the file is related to a client/matter, or is a template used for creating client documents, it should NOT be moved.  Additionally, any files that are related to a department (Finance, HR, etc) will stay in place in Dropbox for now.  Instead, we’re talking about those other files that pile up – photos from a work event, files from your employment, blog posts in progress, etc.  

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