Almost 75 percent of small businesses make mistakes on their invoices. According to GetApp Research, the majority of small businesses admit that ‘errors are made in their invoicing.” Respondents confessed to sending or receiving error-ridden invoices on a daily basis; 8 percent admit invoicing mistakes are made at least once a

Attorney credit card services are abundant, yet many law firms are still hesitant to make the switch to online payments. Part of the reason behind this hesitation is a certain degree of uncertainty. Attorneys don’t know what to look for. They’re not sure about the focus, features, or options that

What’s the first thing most professionals do on social media? They beg. Add a new follower on Twitter or Facebook, and almost immediately, you’re bombarded with a request or demand; your new “friend” wants a favor, one that requires you to share personal information, spend a lot of money, or

Your law firm could increase revenue by 53 percent or more by selling both products and services to clients—attorneys billing hours by the day, selling legal products by night. According to Mark Cohen, speaker on law firm innovation at LegalMosaic, “The traditional law firm economic model is predicated on high-intensity,

Your prospective client needs a lawyer. They enter the keywords “lawyers near me” in Google and your law firm appears. As they scan through the search results, they see your law firm, again and again. Most of the information they see demonstrates your ability to get things done for your

I didn’t get the outcome I wanted, so I’m not going to pay you. Sound familiar? Law firm McCarter & English sued their client to collect $2 million in legal fees from a client who lost at trial. It’s a scenario that’s replayed daily throughout the country.  When it comes to