Helping a Bankruptcy Law Firm with Chapter 7 petition preparation
A small law firm in Tennessee was looking for paralegal support to prepare Chapter 7 bankruptcy petitions. As a growing firm their requirements were not getting fulfilled by their in-house team in a timely manner.
Team Draft n Craft worked out a systematic solution to support the firm with petition preparation. We set up a dedicated team of experienced attorneys to work on the client’s software and reduce the workload of the client.
Key Results
- Time Management
- Better Client Management
- Cost Effective
- Quick turnaround
- Dedicated personnel
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