Episode 242:

Welcome to episode 242 of the Grow Your Law Firm podcast, hosted by Ken Hardison. In this episode, Ken sits down with Phillip Kearns, Chief Process Officer and Intake Director of Kearns Legal Solutions.
Phillip Kearns is a professional with extensive experience in running, creating, and scaling law firms to enhance efficiency. He has a diverse background, having worked as a chief process officer, intake director, and even managed a Social Security department. With over 20 years of experience in the legal industry, Philip is dedicated to optimizing processes, improving profitability, and helping law firms succeed.
What you’ll learn about in this episode:
1. Creating Processes:

– Conduct an assessment to identify gaps and involve high-performing team members in the process.
–  Implement a start, stop, stay approach to address issues, prioritize changes, and avoid overwhelming staff.

2.  Incremental Implementation:

– Address gaps step by step, testing for effectiveness before full implementation and avoid trying to change everything at once.
– Identify opportunities for automation and outsourcing to streamline processes and improve efficiency.

3. Team Involvement:

– Establish a dedicated team within your firm to continually review and improve processes at all levels.
– Get your firm members involved and invested in the improvement of the firm through creating a committee to oversee changes.

4.  Positive Work Environment:

– Well-defined processes reduce stress on team members and create a positive work culture.
– Consistent processes lead to an outstanding product delivery, enhancing client satisfaction and driving more cases.

5. Efficiency and Resource Management:

– Efficient processes enable quicker case resolution, better resource utilization and smoother onboarding for new members.
– Solid processes aid in predicting cash flow, reducing stress on the team, and improving client service over time.

Resources: 
Website: http://www.klegalsolutions.com/
Phone Number: (336) 972-2814
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