Alt Legal WebinarHow to capture and serve clients better in the new work-from-home age
Alt Legal Team | May 08, 2020
Consumer expectations are higher than ever, thanks to Amazon, Uber, Instacart, and other gimme-it-now megabusinesses. These expectations are hard enough for attorneys to meet in “normal times.” Now, lawyers who suddenly find themselves running remote firms are also supposed to maintain near-instant responses and case updates? Yep.
But don’t fret. From auto-text responders to website chats, virtual receptionists to case management solutions, shared calendars to online payments, there are many heavy hitters in each major category of “remote work tools” that facilitate better lead conversion and happier clients. Most even come in at a surprisingly minor price, thanks to wide adoption and extensive competition.
After trying so many themselves and hearing from the clients they work with, Maddy Martin of Smith.ai and Sonia Lakhany of Lakhany Law are here to spare you the extra time that extensive research requires. They’ll guide you in selecting and implementing essential resources to help you run a responsive and revenue-generating law firm, remotely.
Download the presentation here.
Here are some resources Maddy and Sonia recommend:
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[Infographic] Lessons from the Clio Legal Trends Report, by Smith.ai
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Law Firm Communication Library with phone scripts, disclaimers, email nurturing drips, and more.
Host Bios: Maddy Martin is the head of growth and education for Smith.ai, which provides law firm communication & intake services for phone, web, and SMS text. She has spent the last decade growing tech startups from New York to California, and has expertise in digital marketing, small business communications, lead conversion, email marketing, SEO & content marketing, social media, comarketing, and event marketing. Maddy can be reached at [email protected] and on LinkedIn.
Sonia Lakhany is the founder of Lakhany Law, PC, an award-winning trademark law firm and focuses her practice on counseling business owners on how to use trademark registrations to protect their catchy business names, logos, and tag lines. In addition to managing her firm, Sonia also teaches other attorneys to practice trademark law, market, and work smarter, not harder. She is considered a national expert in her field, as her work has been recognized and featured by numerous media outlets such as Bloomberg, Entrepreneur Magazine, Glamour Magazine, Business News Daily, and CBS. Sonia can be reached via her website www.lakhanylaw.com and on Instagram via @trademarklawyerlady.