AutoTime By Smokeball: Revolutionizing Time Entry For The Busy Lawyer
Let’s be honest -- everyone hates keeping track of billable hours.
Let’s be honest -- everyone hates keeping track of billable hours.
If you ever receive crappy advice from this mega-firm, you know who to blame.
A new proposal would let wealthy foreign nationals secure an opportunity for a U.S. green card with a $1 million 'gift' to the government, sparking legal and ethical debate.
This will help attorneys ensure that they are capturing and billing as much of their time as possible.
Want something worse (or at least less reliable) than even regular legal bills? Shadow bills.
It can offer you tax benefits, but you need to consider your client's present and future circumstances.
Whatever the reason for the problem, if you are not getting paid what you should and when you should, address your and your clients’ concerns right away.
Those who’ve adopted legal-specific systems are seeing big benefits.
It takes some gall to turn in a timesheet like this.
Would you want this policy to be implemented at your law firm?
Use regularly submitted invoices as a way to impress and reassure clients and create an opportunity to address their concerns, columnist John Balestriere advises.
You want to get paid, and for the client to think you are a great lawyer -- so follow this simple advice, from boutique-firm columnist Gaston Kroub.
Enhance your legal skills to advocate for survivors of intimate partner violence.
May your 2015 be full of many months where you need to add more rows to your time entries on your bills.
What trends can we see from looking at a recent survey of legal spending by corporate clients?
Anonymous Partner wonders: Is the Biglaw problem of padding bills getting worse, not better?
Seven more ways of staying (or at least looking) busy, while you put in your law-firm face time.
Seven recommended ways of staying (or at least looking) busy, while you put in your law-firm face time.