🚨 First Module is Live: NY Civil Litigation Calendaring 🚨 The first training inside OLEX University is officially live. This module walks through how calendaring actually works in New York civil litigation — not in theory, but the way it’s handled in real cases. If you have ever felt unsure about deadlines, confused about where they come from, or overwhelmed trying to keep track of everything, start here. Inside this module, you’ll go through: • The full calendar “map” (how everything connects) • What triggers deadlines • How to track and manage key dates • Common mistakes that can cause serious issues if missed Take your time with this one. This is your foundation. 👉 Start here in the Classroom and work through each section in order. As you go, feel free to post questions or share anything that clicks for you. This is real training — the goal is to understand it well enough to actually do the work. If you're starting this module today, comment “STARTED” — I want to see who’s going through it in real time.

This is a space for real-world training, discussion, and support in New York civil litigation and real estate-related work. Before you get started, here’s what you should know: • This is not theory. Everything here is based on how things actually work in practice. • Take your time with the lessons. This is meant to be understood, not rushed through. • If something doesn’t make sense, ask. Questions are encouraged. • If you have experience, share it. This is a collaborative environment. Start with the Calendaring Survival Kit inside the Classroom. That is your foundation. As you go through the material, use this space to: • Ask questions • Share takeaways • Clarify anything that feels unclear The goal here is simple: To make sure you understand the work well enough to actually do it. Welcome in. And don't forget to introduce yourself right here in the chat! *Disclaimer: I am not an attorney or a licensed real estate broker. This training is based on real-world experience and is provided for educational purposes only. It is not legal advice.*