Barbara Metts serves as an Independent Associate and Director at LegalShield, where she leverages her extensive expertise in legal services and employee benefits to empower individuals and businesses alike. With a deep understanding of the legal landscape, Barbara is dedicated to making legal assistance accessible...
Barbara Metts serves as an Independent Associate and Director at LegalShield, where she leverages her extensive expertise in legal services and employee benefits to empower individuals and businesses alike. With a deep understanding of the legal landscape, Barbara is dedicated to making legal assistance accessible and affordable through innovative Family Legal Service Plans, Identity Theft Shield, Employee Benefit Plans, and Business Legal Service Plans. Her role is pivotal in educating clients about the importance of protecting their legal rights, whether it’s for personal matters, family issues, or business-related concerns.
Currently, Barbara is spearheading key projects aimed at enhancing client engagement and expanding market reach. She actively collaborates with accomplished law firms across the United States and Canada, ensuring that members receive top-notch legal advice at no additional cost. Her strategic planning skills are instrumental in developing tailored solutions that meet the unique needs of her clients, from small business owners seeking contract negotiation support to families needing guidance on legal matters.
In addition to her project management capabilities, Barbara excels in marketing and coaching, helping to build a strong network of associates who share her vision of accessible legal services. Her entrepreneurial spirit drives her to continuously seek innovative ways to enhance the LegalShield experience, ensuring that clients feel supported and informed every step of the way. With a commitment to protecting the legal rights of individuals and businesses, Barbara Metts is a vital asset to the LegalShield community, making a meaningful impact in the lives of those she serves.
