Written by Darren Fancher, CEOOriginally published by the American Bar AssociationThe Business Lawyer, Vol. 36, No. 5, Fall 2019
Legal professionals are reluctant to admit defeat, but when it comes to software, I’d wager that at one point or another,
There are countless ways to advertise a personal injury law firm. Radio, Google Ads, billboards, SEO, and many other forms of marketing promise to deliver leads.
Advertising your law firm doesn’t have to be expensive, and not every method has
It’s common for personal injury attorneys to use phone apps for work in and out of the office. Mobile devices offer flexibility that appeal to many attorneys. Certain applications for phones and tablets allow attorneys to stay productive.
There are
To celebrate our integration with MailChimp, this is the third in a three part blog series about email marketing for personal injury law firms.
In the first two posts in the series, we talked about why personal injury firms should
To celebrate our integration with MailChimp, this is the second in a three part blog series about email marketing for personal injury law firms.
In our first post in the series, we talked about why personal injury firms should be
To celebrate our integration with MailChimp, this is the first in a three part blog series about email marketing for personal injury law firms.
Email marketing has an ROI of 4400 percent. You read that right. For every $1.00
Choosing legal case management software is no easy task. Between features, security, and support, there is a lot to consider when selecting software. But there is something else attorneys should be considering: where the software is made. Those who do
The information your law firm collects from a prospective client during an intake call or initial meeting can help or haunt you for the duration of their case. Proper intake habits will help you not only to evaluate each case
The most successful personal injury law firms are efficient. Maximizing productivity allows you and your team to spend more time focusing on clients and less time on administrative tasks. The most efficient firms can get more done with less staff,
