A law firm's client intake process sets the tone for the entire legal experience. It starts the moment law firms receive the initial phone call, email, or contact form submission. It also involves the initial consultation, where lawyers gather more information about the prospect and the legal matter.
Today, people search for everything online, even legal representation. This means ensuring that your law firm has a strong online presence is more important than ever. Not only will it help your firm stand out, but it will also strengthen your firm's reputation and help you find new clients.
Since 2020, many law firms have changed the way they operate in order to adapt to the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. This led them to discover new capabilities and opportunities that will transform the way legal services are delivered in 2022 and beyond.
It's that time of year again! The new year is here, and people are making their New Year’s resolutions to improve their personal lives. But did you know that you can also use New Year’s resolutions to help you achieve your professional goals? In this blog post, we've compiled four resolutions that will help your law firm succeed in 2022.
Get organized
It can easily get extremely busy in a law firm.
The economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has led many US law firms to reevaluate their finances. In order to survive the crisis, some firms cut employee salaries and benefits, while others furloughed and even laid off staff. If you want to avoid doing these, here are five other cost-saving measures that you can consider:
Reduce your office space-related expenses
Many law firms opt for a high-end office to project professionalism and gain existing and potential clients' trust.
The medical profession is one of the noblest of all, as doctors need to study their entire lives to keep up with the latest medical advancements and constantly provide high-quality patient care. However, there may be cases when they may have been negligent, leading to their patients getting hurt or suffering an injury.
Law firms that have been in practice for a long time have had their fair share of demanding clients. These clients can range from those who push for quick responses — even after office hours — to those who frequently complain and are overly aggressive, insistent on getting exactly what they want.
The health and medical condition of a person is a combination of various factors ranging from genetics, past and present environmental conditions, and lifestyle, among others. Making sense of all these can be difficult for a non-medical attorney handling a medico-legal case, such as a personal injury claim or a medical malpractice suit.
During court trials, many workers’ compensation and personal injury lawyers in the United States present ultrasounds, X-rays, and other radiology images that depict their clients’ injuries or illnesses. These images help jurors better understand the medical jargon used in the courtroom, enabling them to make informed decisions.
With more and more people getting vaccinated in the United States, a lot of COVID-19 restrictions have already been lifted. Everywhere, there are signs that things are starting to return to normal — baseball stadiums are now packed with fans, trade shows and live music events are resuming, and airlines are filling middle seats again.