332: The role your firm needs but can't name

Law Firm Autopilot by Ernie Svenson

Sep 15, 202637:16Business

A few weeks ago, one of Sarah Persich's clients dropped an AI agent into their Slack workspace. Sarah gave it the criteria her client's intake team is supposed to follow on calls — build rapport, handle objections, gathe...

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