Your clients face serious COVID-19 legal issues. So do you.
If your legal clients go under, you may go with them.
Help Save Clients' Businesses & Cut COVID-19 Lawsuit Risk
As of today, more than 1,000 COVID-19 lawsuits have been filed against businesses.*
Check out these ways you can help your clients cut COVID-19 legal risk--
You'll help save their businesses, their savings, and their self-esteem. They'll remember you for it.
Misconception #1 -- My clients quickly converted to work from home status and are doing fine.
Really? Consider the engineering firm that quickly sent employees home and is now more productive than ever.
But, their construction projects are shut down. Their school clients are closed. Their public works programs are facing drastic cutbacks.
Where are they gonna get the money to pay an attorney if they can't even make payroll? You and they have to get paid!
Help your client negotiate revised contracts, demand partial payment for work-in-progress, work out lease changes, apply for PPP loans, and more.
Misconception #2 -- My clients are white collar. They're not bringing that virus to the office.
Those professionals are now racing out to bars, restaurants, gyms, nail salons, sports events, and possibly soon, will be attending school events.
The virus comes to ALL in the same way -- through microscopic droplets spewed onto one another. A "clean" lifestyle has nothing to do with it.
If your client is asking employees to be in the office all day and fails to ensure a safe, sanitary office environment and an employee ends up contracting COVID-19, there is lawsuit risk involved.
You need to be sounding the alarm now--before they get hit.
Help your client write policies, establish procedures, and provide onsite seminars on how to protect employees from this deadly virus.
Misconception #3 -- My clients have business interruption insurance. That'll keep 'em afloat.
Are you kidding me? Talk to Chip Stuart at Hub International, fourth largest commercial carrier in the U.S. He'll tell you he's not aware of any claims that have been approved for payment to date.
Insurance companies know the can of worms they're opening with approval of any claim at all.
Your client needs your expertise to keep their business afloat because insurance companies--who had no problem collecting huge premiums from your clients for years--today have no intention of paying up for a worldwide pandemic.
Help your client by reviewing their property & casualty policy and advising on the potential success of filing a claim. The jury is very much out on how these cases will be resolved. Fighting for your client may save their business for generations. And, your law firm.
MISCONCEPTION #4 -- I can reach out to clients on my own. And, it costs too much to pay somebody.
If you had time to reach out to all your clients, you would've already done it. You're busy putting out the hottest fires for clients right now. On top of home schooling your kids. And working off a TV tray with your dog's nose on your thigh.
Our prices start at about $500 for any of the options shown below. Consider that investment versus thousands in lost income from a client swamped by a COVID-19 lawsuit. And, you may gain revenue from new clients because of your genuine concern.
We recommend reaching clients quickly and cost-effectively through any or all of these tools:
--E-Newsletters To Your Clients
--Videos - Social Media & Website use
--Zoom Meetings & Webinars
--Media Interviews in Business Publications
At Sundance Associates, we know how to make it easy for you to reach clients.
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