Topic
Billing
411 published works
The Attorney Marketing Center
Are you worth $350 an hour?
By David Ward
If you have clients who willingly pay the fees you charge, whether that’s hourly or flat fee or some other basis, it seems clear that you are worth what you…
TimeSolv Blog
Tip of the Week: Invoice settings to include Time only, Expense only, or both
Invoices include all the important details on what your clients owe you for work done, which is why these details should be as transparent and concise as possible to avoid…
Bill 4 Time Blog
How Can a Recurring Payment Plan Benefit Your Law Firm?
How is a recurring payment plan a potential solution for your billing cycle?What’s the one billing problem that’s often ignored? The missed billing cycle. If you’re managing your firm know…
Texas Bar Blog
Sponsored Content: How Law Firms Can Prevent Client Non-Payment
Chasing down non-paying clients is the bane of most lawyers’ existence. You may not be able to avoid ever having to deal with non-paying clients. However, if you take some…
TimeSolv Blog
Top 6 reports in TimeSolv gives us everything we need to manage
By Bryan Wolfe
Top 6 reports in TimeSolv gives us everything we need to manage the Invoicing and Accounts Receivable process of any size law firm. We’ve learned that once you start sending…
TimeSolv Blog
Law firm tips: How to avoid getting accused of overbilling clients using the right billing software
No attorney wants to be accused of wrongdoing. Whether it’s doubts about your legal expertise or allegations of overbilling, the experience can be extremely unpleasant and stressful. Well, fortunately, the…
TimeSolv Blog
Tip of the Week: Scheduled invoices
TimeSolv users can now set up milestone matters upfront and generate them from the ‘Create Draft’ screen. To prevent automatically marking a milestone as completed and generating an invoice for…
TimeSolv Blog
Legal billing: Legal billing software features that really matter vs. show offs
There are many legal billing software options on the market, and every one of them purports to be the best choice for your legal practice. With so many bells and…
My Shingle
New Jersey Court Orders Lawyers to Disclose Competitors’ Billing Practices and to Use Data To Inform Clients of Likelihood of Success
Last week, the New Jersey Supreme Court granted certification to hear an appeal of the Appellate Division’s ruling in Balducci v. Cige, Docket No. A-3068-16T2 (August 30, 2018) which voided…
New York Attorney Malpractice Blog
Not Legal Malpractice But Not Dismissed Either
An-Jung v Rower LLC 2019 NY Slip Op 30600(U) March 6, 2019 Supreme Court, New York County Docket Number: 152694/2018 Judge: Francis A. Kahn III is a thoughtful discussion of the difference between legal malpractice…