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Steve DeBosier and Chad Dudley – Strategies For Increasing Injury Firm Profitability
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All law firms want to be more profitable, but what strategies can an injury firm implement to accomplish that goal?
In this episode of Trial Lawyers University, Dan Ambrose is joined by trial lawyers Steven DeBosier and Chad Dudley of Dudley Debosier Injury Lawyers in Louisiana. Dudley DeBosier represents clients in injury matters all across Louisiana, and they have recovered over $1.2 billion for their clients since the firm’s founding in 2009.
Tune in as Dan, Steve, and Chad discuss strategies to increase an injury firm’s profitability, including operational efficiency, process systemization, and cultivating a winning firm culture.
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Episode Snapshot
- Getting to know Chad Dudley and Steven DeBosier
- Increasing firm profitability by making operations more efficient
- Establishing operational goals for an injury law firm
- Cultivating a winning culture in an injury law firm
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