For attorneys, time is money. Most attorneys rely on billable hours for their income, and many firms expect attorneys to achieve a minimum billable hour requirement of 1,700 to 2,300 per year. To meet this requirement – and get paid – attorneys must track their billable hours efficiently and accurately.

Throughout its history, many law firms have shied away from traditional marketing to maintain a sincere and pragmatic image. With the rise of digital marketing and increasing competition, law firms are pivoting their focus on full-scope marketing strategies to stand out. Continue reading to learn the need for law firm

In any business, keeping an eye on the bottom line is essential. For law firms, this can be a challenge, as there are many ways that money can be lost throughout a case. From inefficient time-tracking to inaccurate billing, there are many potential pitfalls. However, there is one solution that

Time is of the essence for law firms. Not only is accurate lawyer time tracking vital for record-keeping and tracking billable hours, but wasting time on manual tasks and following archaic processes distracts from what’s important: practicing law and growing your firm.  Many lawyers choose to track time the old-fashioned

We don’t need to tell you that the legal industry has changed over the last few years — the once gradual switch to digital has become more rapid. While changes in the industry at large may not immediately impact the success of your firm, your client’s expectations and how they

When you became a lawyer, you probably didn’t realize how much time you’d spend on billing and other administrative work.  While billing can be time-consuming, it’s your processes that determine how much of your non-billable time is allocated towards it.  Depending on the type of law you practice and the