Category: Billing, Payments & Accounting

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How to Use Data Analytics In Your Law Firm

The ability to harness data analytics is rapidly becoming a key differentiator for law firms. With vast amounts of data generated from case management, billing, and client communications, firms are shifting away from intuition-based decision-making and making data-driven decisions to improve their operations. Legal analytics provides actionable insights that help

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Billing, Payments & Accounting

Using Firm Data to Help Price Evergreen Retainers

Pricing evergreen retainers is a strategic process that requires a deep understanding of law firm data. Analyzing past case and client data, calculating the true cost of services, and actively adjusting retainer pricing over time helps firms maintain steady revenue and meet client needs.

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Billing, Payments & Accounting

Handling Legal Payment Management at Your Firm

Picture this: no more law firm billing headaches, fewer payment delays, and happier clients. That’s the power of a smooth billing process. When your invoices are clear, professional, and transparent, you’re not just asking for payment – you’re building trust.

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Billing, Payments & Accounting

Legal Billing Software for Small Law Firms Is A Must-Have

For small law firms, managing billing processes efficiently is not just a matter of convenience – it’s a necessity. With limited resources and often minimal experience in complex billing tasks, small firms face unique challenges that larger firms may not.

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Billing, Payments & Accounting

How to Identify Payment Trends at Your Law Firm

When examining your law firm’s payment patterns, there are three primary trends you should be aware of: prompt payments, delayed payments, and partial payments. Each of these trends provides unique insights into your firm’s financial health and client relationships.

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