by Law Ruler | Feb 15, 2024 | Client Intake, CRM Software, Legal CRM
Organization is nonnegotiable when running a successful personal injury law firm. With the high volume of clients and their associated documents, personal injury attorneys can easily become overwhelmed. The solution lies in having the right systems and technologies in...
by Law Ruler | Jan 18, 2024 | Client Intake, CRM Software
Legal client intake significantly impacts your law firm’s rate of growth. Handled incorrectly, it can result in lost leads, stifling your firm’s profitability. But when done in a comprehensive and consistent manner, client intake can drive conversions and provide your...
by Law Ruler | Dec 14, 2023 | Client Intake, Intake Software
The new year is quickly approaching and it’s the final chance to craft your law firm’s legal marketing plan for 2024. While it may be tempting to wash and repeat your legal client intake from last year – especially if it was successful – doing so may...
by Law Ruler | Nov 30, 2023 | Client Intake, CRM Software, Legal CRM, Legal Software
Mass tort cases are some of the most complex legal matters to manage. They require an elevated level of legal know-how, but they also require a mass tort client intake process that drives results. From the initial point of contact with a potential client to conversion...
by Law Ruler | Nov 22, 2023 | Client Intake, CRM Software, Legal CRM, Marketing Automation
It’s time to start thinking about your law practice goals for 2024. For most firms, that includes growth and profitability, which requires a marketing plan that gets results. But there is much more to successful legal marketing than writing a plan on paper, you also...
by Law Ruler | Nov 16, 2023 | Client Intake, CRM Software, Legal CRM, Marketing Automation
The legal industry has experienced a major technology boom over the last few years, with innovations that help personal injury attorneys better serve their clients and manage their law firms. Many advances use artificial intelligence (AI) to automate repetitive law...
