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Building a Modern Criminal Defense Firm Through Technology, Intake, and Leadership (opens the original)
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Did you know there is a conference specifically for criminal defense lawyers? Co-hosts Tanner Jones and Matt Smyers have invited Ron Sheetz and Greg McCullom to discuss their upcoming Prosper at Law conference and allow them to share their knowledge on the business side of law firms. Ron is the Vice President of RJ Media Magic Inc. He is a legal tech guru, and in this episode, he shares the number-one must-use method in legal tech. Greg is the founder of Complete Legal Defense Team. Greg shares
The ChatGPT Client Strikes Again: Every Lawyer's New Headache (opens the original)
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Have you encountered the AI version of the armchair quarterback client yet? Co-hosts Tanner Jones and Matt Smyers invite Brian Glass to chat about how AI-informed clients are affecting intake and how your law firm can navigate this shift. Brian has been working at multiple law firms since he graduated in 2008, ranging from general practice to his preferred personal injury. He highlights just how quickly AI changed the way attorneys perform intake and shares changes he is personally making with h
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