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EP65: Why Deescalating Emotion is a Legal Strategy

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Emotions can run high when a client wants a refund or tries to back out of a program. What can you do if the client is upset and threatens to sue you or to make nasty comments about you on social media? How can you try to diffuse the tension to avoid a lawsuit or harm to your reputation? This episode explains why deescalating emotion is actually a powerful legal strategy to resolve a conflict with a client. You learn suggestions for how to handle a client’s angry demands so you can keep your reputation intact and even diffuse the threat of legal action.

In this episode Lisa shares:

  • Why it’s important to diffuse the client’s heated emotions as a LEGAL strategy - not just a relationship-building strategy
  • The power of compassion and apology when working with a volatile client (especially when you don’t have a signed contract)
  • Why you should make sure the client feels heard and validated before you offer other solutions
  • Why dropping into your heart and putting your pride aside can be worth your temporary discomfort
  • The value of using a Client Agreement with 1-on-1 clients to spell out your client policies in writing

Resources:Easy Legal Steps - download the first book chapter free!

Episode 43 —My Favorite Ways to Get Out of My Head and Into My Heart

Episode 24 —What to Say When a Client Asks for a Refund

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“You Had Me at I’m Sorry” by the National Law Review

*This is an affiliate link. If you sign up for this service through my link, I will receive a financial commission.

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Contenu fourni par Lisa Fraley, Lisa Fraley (Attorney, Legal Coach, and Best Selling Author). Tout le contenu du podcast, y compris les épisodes, les graphiques et les descriptions de podcast, est téléchargé et fourni directement par Lisa Fraley, Lisa Fraley (Attorney, Legal Coach, and Best Selling Author) ou son partenaire de plateforme de podcast. Si vous pensez que quelqu'un utilise votre œuvre protégée sans votre autorisation, vous pouvez suivre le processus décrit ici https://fr.player.fm/legal.

Emotions can run high when a client wants a refund or tries to back out of a program. What can you do if the client is upset and threatens to sue you or to make nasty comments about you on social media? How can you try to diffuse the tension to avoid a lawsuit or harm to your reputation? This episode explains why deescalating emotion is actually a powerful legal strategy to resolve a conflict with a client. You learn suggestions for how to handle a client’s angry demands so you can keep your reputation intact and even diffuse the threat of legal action.

In this episode Lisa shares:

  • Why it’s important to diffuse the client’s heated emotions as a LEGAL strategy - not just a relationship-building strategy
  • The power of compassion and apology when working with a volatile client (especially when you don’t have a signed contract)
  • Why you should make sure the client feels heard and validated before you offer other solutions
  • Why dropping into your heart and putting your pride aside can be worth your temporary discomfort
  • The value of using a Client Agreement with 1-on-1 clients to spell out your client policies in writing

Resources:Easy Legal Steps - download the first book chapter free!

Episode 43 —My Favorite Ways to Get Out of My Head and Into My Heart

Episode 24 —What to Say When a Client Asks for a Refund

Mentions:

Simplero*

“You Had Me at I’m Sorry” by the National Law Review

*This is an affiliate link. If you sign up for this service through my link, I will receive a financial commission.

  continue reading

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