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Getting paid on time shouldn’t be a challenge. However, outdated billing methods still slow down many law firms, creating delays and extra work. Secure payment links offer a better way.
By Diane L. Camacho, CLM A project is “an individual or collaborative enterprise that is carefully planned to achieve a particular aim.” Each matter can be looked at as a project with repeatable tasks. Most firms strive to provide excellent services consistently. Traditionally, we have done this with form documents. Perhaps
Legal teams perform at their best when they can track progress, assess outcomes, and make timely decisions. Without structured reporting tools, even high-performing firms risk falling out of sync.
Without organized systems and reliable reporting, firms struggle to maintain trust account compliance, track profitability, or plan for sustainable growth. Law firm accounting requires calls for processes designed around legal billing rules, client trust funds, and practice-specific financial workflows.
In law firms of every size, scattered data slows down progress. Whether it’s missing client details, delayed document access, or siloed calendars, inefficiencies pile up when teams rely on fragmented tools.
Litigation teams operate in fast-paced, document-heavy environments where precision, timing, and coordination directly impact case outcomes. To stay competitive, law firms need structured systems that support the entire lifecycle of a matter: tracking progress, managing budgets, and enabling collaboration across every stage. Litigation matter management tools built into legal practice
Attorney turnover is a strong signal that something in the legal workplace might not be working. High turnover disrupts case continuity, burdens remaining staff, and increases the cost of recruitment and onboarding. While many firms focus on compensation and benefits, they often overlook a more systemic factor: the tools attorneys
Data security failures in the legal sector continue to expose law firms and their clients to significant financial, regulatory, and reputational harm. Two recent disclosures underscore the stakes: marketing firm Cierant Corporation and law firm Zumpano Patricios reported breaches affecting over 200,000 individuals, according to data made public by the
Growing law firms rely on managed IT services to stay secure, maintain uptime, and meet client expectations. But for many practices, these services come with unexpected rising costs and diminishing returns. Unpredictable support fees, overlapping vendors, and outdated systems may force firms to spend more on technology management than they
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