Month: February 2020

Legal Technology: Where Should Your Dollars Go?

Many lawyers, especially solo practitioners and those in small firms, try to do everything themselves. That mentality can lead to costly inefficiencies. As we head into the 2020s, what are the tech solutions that lawyers should consider? e We asked a handful of tech leaders who know the problems law practices are trying to solve… Read More

25 Feb 2020 | Legal Technology

The Importance of Intake Questions: 4 Secrets to Get Better Clients

For lawyers, the most important step in securing new business is the client intake. This is your moment to set yourself apart from other law offices, demonstrate your concern and provide an empathic ear. During client intake, you’ll also want to be sure to get all the facts and necessary information about your potential client… Read More

19 Feb 2020 | Intake

How to Sign Legal Clients on the Very First Call

Every client interaction counts, but few encounters hold more sway than the first call. This is your opportunity to show prospective clients that your law firm offers the high-quality service they need and that you are capable of delivering a desirable case outcome. Not only that, but failure to sign clients promptly could mean not… Read More

06 Feb 2020 | Intake

Why Attorneys Should Listen to Legal Intake Calls for Quality Control

Legal intake forms the starting point for every client-attorney relationship. Phone calls can set the tone for a strong connection—or drive away the most promising leads. Hence, the importance of vetting intake specialists thoroughly not only during the hiring process, but also long after they’ve joined your legal team. Top Benefits of Intake Call Quality… Read More

04 Feb 2020 | Intake

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