Tony Prieto

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, one out of every five workers teleworked in August of 2023. But what about in the legal sphere? Compared to the greater workforce, how have lawyers adapted to remote work?

While price and quality often go hand in hand, it’s not always true. So how can one tell the difference between average legal intake services providers and their premium counterparts? In this blog, we’ll go over three ways to know you’ve found premium legal intake services.

The best way to tackle the many ways you as a law firm owner could be working more efficiently is to find tools that handle many problems from different angles. An answering service that provides a virtual receptionist for law firms is one of those tools!

Often, outsourced services are considered of lesser quality than those that originate from within a business. We’re here to argue that that stigma shouldn’t exist; that one bad apple needn’t spoil the whole bunch.

In criminal defense and personal injury, the Law Office of Paul M. Marriett’s primary practice areas, being the first to answer is crucial to securing a new lead. But with the help of Answering Legal, Paul is able to confidently relax outside of his office without worrying about sending potential new clients to voicemail.

While there are certainly communities in the U.S. with very few Spanish-speakers, they are actually few and far between. In this blog, we’ll be demonstrating that almost wherever you practice law in the U.S., a bilingual virtual receptionist will be a vital tool in expanding your firm’s client base.

We challenge you, the attorney reading this, to follow the rubric in this blog post. If you do, you’ll finally be able to measure the value a legal intake specialist will bring to your firm.