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Follow-up probing for calls where the lead has spoken with an attorney or indicates that an attorney has worked on the case (Effective: 4/5/2024)

Written by Sameer shaikh

Updated at August 28th, 2024

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Agents need to probe better to establish whether a lead has indeed entered into a contract with an attorney. This can be achieved by asking specific questions, such as whether they recall receiving any documents or providing a verbal agreement to the attorney. By probing effectively, we can gather accurate information to guide our next steps efficiently.

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