Client Concierge
Company: Robinson and Casey, PLLC
Location: Boca Raton
Posted on: April 11, 2025
Job Description:
The Client Concierge is a non-attorney who handles client
intake, client case management, professional referent
communication, and treatment facility communication at Robinson and
Casey PLLC (the "Firm"). The primary function is to provide
exceptional customer service to potential clients, retained
clients, families, professional referents, and treatment
facilities.Compensation:$68,000Responsibilities:
- In accordance with the ethical rules governing lawyers, the
Client Concierge will not provide legal advice, quote a fee
(however, the Client Concierge may share a fee that has been
determined by the Firm), or enter an engagement with a client. The
Client Concierge will prepare prospective clients for entering an
engagement with the Firm by obtaining the client's signature and
then receiving an attorney's approval.
- The Client Concierge will conduct initial meetings with
prospective new clients (PNCs) for the purpose of understanding and
documenting the client's needs and explaining the services offered
by the Firm. Based on the gathered PNC's information, the Client
Concierge will make the determination if the PNC is viable for the
Firm and if so, will schedule a follow-up meeting with one of the
Firm's Partners and will provide a thorough download of the client
facts to the Partner who is scheduled for the follow-up meeting.
The Client Concierge will also ensure that all methods of
communication are utilized when a PNC calls the Firm and is looking
for return communication (includes phone call, text, e-mail,
leaving a voicemail, etc.).
The Client Concierge will oversee the client onboarding process:
- a. Create the Engagement Agreement and accept payment,
interacting with the attorney for acceptance of the contract.
- b. Send emails to appropriate parties within the Firm to start
a new case.
- c. Follow up with clients 5 days after being hired and verify
that the Firm's legal production team meets all the expectations of
the client.
- d. Follow up with clients 15 days after being hired to ensure
they receive exceptional client support and answer any of their
current concerns. If there are any concerns expressed, the Client
Concierge is responsible for notifying the attorney assigned to the
case.
- e. Follow up with clients 40 days after being hired and provide
any feedback to the attorney assigned to the case.
- f. Follow up with clients 60 days after being hired and provide
any feedback to the attorney assigned to the case.
- g. Follow up with the clients 80 days after being hired and
provide any feedback to the attorney assigned to the case.
- h. This cycle repeats if a Petition for Extension is filed. 5
days following the entry of the Order, then 15 days, then 40 days,
then 60 days, then 80 days, for every extension thereafter.
- The Client Concierge will stay in contact with PNCs who do not
appear for their consultation, and PNCs that do not sign up after
their initial consultation, to keep the door open for them to come
in when they are ready.
- The Client Concierge will keep detailed records about the
number of PNCs that contact the Firm, the number that are scheduled
for initial consultation, come in for initial consultations, the
number that engage the firm, and other associated metrics (referral
source, average case value, etc.).
- The Client Concierge will ensure that every case has an
attribution of the proper referent, referent company, online
source, etc. The Client Concierge should then make sure to contact
the referent and coordinate any needs of the referent associated
with the referral to ensure proper communication and collaboration.
Any staff assigned to work with the PNC or client should be made
aware of the referent. There should not be any missing referent
data in the file.
- The Client Concierge will work in collaboration with the Firm's
legal production team to ensure that communication stays consistent
and continuous with the client, professional referent and treatment
facility. Please refer to the client handbook for further
information and clarification.
- The Client Concierge will be the primary point of contact for
Marchman Act extensions and will act as the communicator and
coordinator between the Firm's legal production team, the Firm's
billing team, the client, professional referent and treatment
facility.
- The Client Concierge will be the initial point of contact for
all client issues that may arise and will escalate the client issue
to the Firm's leadership team if resolution cannot be completed by
the Client Concierge.Qualifications:
- At least 3 years of experience working in a customer-oriented
environment.
- Education and/or work experience equivalent to a bachelor's
degree.
- Experience with CRM, particularly reporting, required.
- Knowledge of the legal industry is an asset.
- Real life experience & a few "battle scars" to give you empathy
and understanding is an asset. Experience overcoming a major
obstacle in life and making an important change in your life, so
you know at your core that others can do it too, is a plus.About
Company
We are a fast-growing, busy law firm that helps people across the
state of Florida get access to recovery for their loved ones,
whether that be for addiction or mental health, even when they feel
like it is out of reach. More specifically, we help people when
they are going through the most challenging crisis of their lives,
a loved one's suffering from a chronic disease.
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Compensation details: 68000-68000 Yearly Salary
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