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Finding the Right CRM

By Jeanie Griggs
June 26, 2007
Davis Malm & D'Agostine P.C. is a 38-attorney law firm based in Boston, specializing in corporate work, real estate, litigation, and trusts and estates. Founded in 1979, our firm in comprised of 25 partners, 11 associates, and two Of Counsel and serves individuals and middle market businesses across New England.

As director of Davis Malm's marketing department, I strive to meet the needs of all the attorneys, support staff and other employees by proposing solutions that will increase overall efficiency.

Searching for a CRM Solution

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