Legal industry is undergoing a significant digital transformation. Law firms that once relied heavily on phone calls, paper forms, and manual scheduling are now adopting advanced technology to improve the client intake process. For employment law firms in particular—where potential clients often face urgent workplace issues such as wrongful termination, discrimination, harassment, or unpaid wages—efficient intake systems are essential. Here are some key trends transforming cl

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