LawPay buys MyCase; Modernizing Your Client Communications; and “What Would Florida Man Do? – Summer Edition!"
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The Legal Toolkit
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The way we see it, you’re either ghosting your clients on purpose (for shame!), or you’re just super busy like every lawyer, ever, and don’t know how to keep everybody in the loop (okay, we get that). So, Jared Correia and Matt McClellan talk tips for boosting your communications and helping your clients get the love, appreciation, and case updates they deserve. Then – yay! – more Florida Man shenanigans, this time with a summer twist. See if Matt’s up to the challenge of identifying which odd life choices can be attributed to true Floridian fellas. And, Jared’s got thoughts on LawPay’s MyCase acquisition. You better hear ‘em. Matthew McClellan is co-founder of Milestones, an application that auto-updates clients on the status of their case. ----- Since Florida Man's clearly getting into the swing of summer, you should too. Let's break out the Summer Jamz! ----- Our opening track is Two Cigarettes by Major Label Interest. The music for the Legal Trends Report Minute is I See You by Sounds Like Sander. Our closing track is Impact by Tiger Gang.
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