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Online payments can help many law firms boost their revenue and overall firm growth. Since the Great Recession, law firms have reported declining or stagnant client demand. Law firms are now fighting to bring in more revenue as demand continues to decrease. So how can firms maximize the payments that

Several shifts are taking place in the legal industry. Some of these shifts are more obvious, while others are progressing quietly behind the scenes. Are you ready for these changes? For most firms, it’s business as usual. Only it isn’t business as usual for clients. Many of these clients have

What’s the best part about having a specialized attorney calendar? Not using it! It’s a feeling many attorneys seem to share in the legal world. Their attorneys calendars aren’t performing the way they need them to. Instead of creating freedom, structure and control, calendars restrict it. It’s not your calendar’s

A recent survey by global recruiting firm Robert Walters lists attorneys as the hardest working professional. The implication is clear isn’t it? Attorneys work a little too hard. You know it. So does every other attorney in the industry. So does every other attorney in the industry. You protect your

An Ohio judge was forced to step down from a serial murder case. A local newspaper reported that this judge had posted anonymous internet comments about the defendant and his attorney. Ohio Chief Justice Paul E. Pfeifer removed her from the case. The judge in question was adamant that she

Today, successful law firm owners have to start thinking less like lawyers and more like business owners. These leaders are looking beyond billable hours, implementing business practices and metrics to increase time-billing productivity and the bottom line. Why You Should Measure Utilization Rates, Not Just Billable Hours The utilization rate