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Maxim Zimmerman is passionate both for the people who are served by law firms and the people who provide legal service – because he has personal experience on both sides.
For several years now, Maxim has been partnering with law firms because he envisions new traditions in the legal world, and wants to help law firms serve more people, better.
Join Chris Mullins for this first-of-its-kind interview where Maxim reveals and explains his unique process for building unique crews to support a law firm’s unique needs.
Whether you manage an old, new, solo, small, volume, rural, tribal, and community practices across the country, what you are about to discover may show you exactly what you need, based on your goals.
Tune in now and get Maxim Zimmerman’s thoughts on:
- What drives Maxim’s purpose and passion for the legal profession and practice of law
- Lessons he learned that he wishes he knew the answers to when he first started out
- The importance of being creative and resourceful in law firm design and training
- The importance of process and procedure, and how a good client experience starts with a good staff/lawyer experience
- How and why one size does not fit all in designing and structuring a law firm
- And much, much more!
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About the Author: Maxim Zimmerman
Maxim Zimmerman has worked in law firm intake and operations since 2015, cutting his teeth then digging in deep at Price Benowitz, LLP in Washington, D.C.
Starting as an unpaid intern who stocked office supplies, did court runs, and drafted form retainers, he then conducted tens of thousands of intakes for years.
Becoming the Intake Director for more than 8 practice areas in the 30+ lawyer firm, Maxim oversaw various iterations of staff and technology, coordinating sales and client service with marketing.
He trained new lawyers in intake and sales, and developed procedures in various legal markets in the mid-Atlantic region.
Overall, Maxim has chosen to eat, sleep, and breathe law firm management for almost 10 years.
