Intake & Marketing at Personal Injury Firms: Two Critical Departments Working Together
Category: Industry Trends Law Firm Operations
This content has been reviewed by Gary O. Bruce
You often hear us talk about how Intake is the lifeblood of your PI firm. While that is true – something that is often overlooked is the critical relationship between intake and marketing. If marketing efforts are working and intake is operating efficiently, you […]
You are on the Clock: How Setting a Trial Date Can Drive Your Case Value
Category: Industry Trends Law Firm Operations
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As a trial lawyer, you already know how much of a dance it can be to get an insurance company to acknowledge your client’s losses and then do what they’ve contracted to do, which is to make your client whole. There’s one sure way to […]
Do I Really Want to Try Cases? Finding the Right Balance as a Personal Injury Lawyer
Category: Industry Trends
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As personal injury lawyers begin to make their way through their practice, an important question often arises: “Do I want to be a trial lawyer, or am I okay just getting good settlements?” This is an important fork in the road, and the path you […]
The Power of Collective Wisdom: Collaborating on Complex Personal Injury Cases
Category: Industry Trends Law Firm Operations
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“None of us is as smart as all of us.” – Ken Blanchard Collaboration amongst our 60 lawyers has been a critical element of the firm’s success. Even our most experienced lawyers find that they benefit from routine analysis and input from our up […]
AI: A Game-Changer in Personal Injury Litigation
Category: Industry Trends
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Written by: Paul Wilkins, Chief Litigation and Strategy Officer at Dudley DeBosier Injury Lawyers It’s an understatement to say that the arena of personal injury law is as diverse as the clients we represent. As plaintiff attorneys, we often find ourselves on our toes, […]
