Nashville Lawyer Creates New Website to Give Clients Direct Access to Their Attorney
Nashville lawyer Mitch Grissim wants people to know his legal expertise is just a click away. The 27-year legal veteran has made a point of being easily accessible at his downtown office and now he's launched a Website so people reach him from just about anywhere.
The site, AskMitchNow.com [http://www.askmitchnow.com], features a powerful video at the top of the home page that sums up how Mitch helps his clients on "The Road to Recovery." But the site goes beyond merely describing the personal injury, workers' compensation, trucking accidents and other cases that Mitch can help with. Visitors can connect directly to his staff with unique Click to Call and Click to Chat buttons that are featured prominently on every page.
If you've got a question about an auto accident or a work injury you suffered, in one mouse click you can chat live with someone at Mitch Grissim & Associates or speak directly with one of his staff members by phone.
There's also a button to email Mitch directly - and he receives every email coming from the site.
But that's to be expected from Mitch, a Board Certified Civil Trial Specialist who personally oversees every case his firm handles. He strives to meet with every client, and he makes sure questions are answered by day's end at the latest.
Mitch believes that people should have direct access to their lawyer when they need help.
"Listen, I'm in the business of helping people. And when a client needs help, they need a lawyer and they need to pick up the phone and be able to talk to their lawyer... not a paralegal, not a secretary... they need to be able to talk to their lawyer. What exciting about my practice, is I'm in that office every day and my job in that office is to talk to new clients and answer questions and to deal with issues on existing cases. I have some very good lawyers; trained specialists, to try cases every day. My job is to be in the office and be accessible and that's what I enjoy about my practice."
Now it's easier than ever to get the answers you need from Mitch Grissim & Associates, the hometown lawyer who's as close as your computer.
To checkout Mitch's new website or to contact him directly, please visit http://www.AskMitchNow.com
The site, AskMitchNow.com [http://www.askmitchnow.com], features a powerful video at the top of the home page that sums up how Mitch helps his clients on "The Road to Recovery." But the site goes beyond merely describing the personal injury, workers' compensation, trucking accidents and other cases that Mitch can help with. Visitors can connect directly to his staff with unique Click to Call and Click to Chat buttons that are featured prominently on every page.
If you've got a question about an auto accident or a work injury you suffered, in one mouse click you can chat live with someone at Mitch Grissim & Associates or speak directly with one of his staff members by phone.
There's also a button to email Mitch directly - and he receives every email coming from the site.
But that's to be expected from Mitch, a Board Certified Civil Trial Specialist who personally oversees every case his firm handles. He strives to meet with every client, and he makes sure questions are answered by day's end at the latest.
Mitch believes that people should have direct access to their lawyer when they need help.
"Listen, I'm in the business of helping people. And when a client needs help, they need a lawyer and they need to pick up the phone and be able to talk to their lawyer... not a paralegal, not a secretary... they need to be able to talk to their lawyer. What exciting about my practice, is I'm in that office every day and my job in that office is to talk to new clients and answer questions and to deal with issues on existing cases. I have some very good lawyers; trained specialists, to try cases every day. My job is to be in the office and be accessible and that's what I enjoy about my practice."
Now it's easier than ever to get the answers you need from Mitch Grissim & Associates, the hometown lawyer who's as close as your computer.
To checkout Mitch's new website or to contact him directly, please visit http://www.AskMitchNow.com