Best Fit: Professional firms that want cloud-based time and expense management for time and expense tracking and billing, along with mobile apps that simplify daily use. Strengths Integration with QuickBooks, Outlook and Google Apps for Apple and Android devices Online payment acceptance Management at the client, project and activities level
Law firm billing: 7 Tips to Successful Invoicing
Category: Accounting, Blog, Legal, Running Your Business, Small Business
There’s an easy way to trigger a malpractice lawsuit. Just sue your clients for non-payment. According to Attorney’s Preferred Insurance, suing for fees often triggers a bevy of counterclaims against your law firm. Clients feel justified in asserting legal malpractice, breach of fiduciary duty, breach of contract, fraud, misrepresentation, and
A key to a successful consulting business is accurate and timely billing for services rendered. Accurate, detailed invoices are more likely to get paid faster as the client can understand the information. However, if a consulting firm is not able to create prompt, clear and error-free invoices, clients delay or skip
Tip of the Week: How to Set Due Dates
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Within the program you can set Due Dates to your Projects. First, go to Settings – System tab and click the Edit Settings button. From there, check the box next to “Track Project Due Dates” and click Save Changes. On the Project Details page you can setup Due Dates. Then
Virtual Law Firm Chooses Cloud-Based Time Billing App for Effectiveness & Ease of Use Profile The Advocates Law Group provides high quality, cost-effective legal services for businesses and individual clients in the Pacific Northwest. The firm consists of 14 partners with more than 400 combined years of diverse practice area
The Holidays can be a financial roller coaster for small businesses. This is usually due to significant upfront investments in inventory, marketing, additional staff, peaking revenues as the season hits full on, followed by the inevitable drop off in the New Year. Tie up Financial Loose Ends The Holidays