Streamline a Law Office’s Operations with a Virtual Receptionist
Jan 9, 2019
Easybee virtual receptionists wants its customers to know: It has a cost-effective solution for boosting office productivity in the new year.
Miami, United States - January 8, 2019 /MarketersMedia/ —
A recent legal trends report from Clio, a cloud-based practice management platform for the legal industry, revealed some statistics about the daily work habits of practicing attorneys that suggest a need for a virtual receptionist.
The report found that lawyers spend more time tackling administrative tasks than actually completing billable work. According to their data, the average attorney spends only 1.9 hours a day on billable work — the rest of the time, they're answering the phone, organizing files and completing other administrative tasks.
Attorneys are losing money because of time they're spending on the phone or meeting with clients. Solo and small-firm attorneys have potential and existing clients who demand responsiveness and attention, but interruptions can squash productivity. This is where Easybee virtual receptionists can provide a solution — Easybee's team of professional virtual receptionists can handle incoming calls from potential and existing clients, take messages, maintain a calendar and keep clients informed.
Law firms and solo practicing attorneys interested in obtaining more information about Easybee's services can contact the company directly at 305-447-7022 or visit its website to find out more information about pricing plans.
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Phone: 305-447-7022
Website: https://easybeereceptionist.com/
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