Take Greater Control of Your Firm’s Data with Bill4Time’s New Advanced Customizable Reports

Most law firms don’t have a data problem; they have a visibility problem. Time, expenses, billing, and client activity are all tracked, but too often that information is scattered across separate systems and static spreadsheets. With Bill4Time’s new Advanced Customizable Reports, law firms can…

How Many Hours Should an Attorney Bill a Year? Setting Realistic Expectations For Your Practice

How many hours should an attorney bill annually? Realistically, billing expectations shift depending on the firm, practice goals, and many other nuanced factors. While most firms aim for anywhere between 1,700 and 2,300 billable hours in a year, the real challenge extends…

The Attorney Billing Cheat Sheet: Nailing Your Billing Narrative

Billing isn’t just about sending invoices—it’s about communicating value. The way you track, describe, and present billable work directly influences how clients perceive your firm, how quickly they pay, and how efficiently your team operates. Yet, billing practices are often treated as an administrative afterthought. In reality, they’re one of…