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Timekeeping

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  1. Legal Profession Blog

    Time Has Come Today

    By Michael Frisch

    A Cleveland magistrate received a stayed six-month suspension from the Ohio Supreme Court.As a magistrate, Dunn was required to work eight hours per day, 40 hours per week. If he…

  2. Bill 4 Time Blog

    Tired of keeping time in Excel? The best Excel alternative

    By Andrew McDermott

    Timekeeping is hard. It’s an important part of managing a successful firm. But it’s a practice that requires a significant amount of discipline and focus. That’s part of what makes…

  3. Legal Tech Founders

    Ryan Alshak, CEO of PING, “Don’t Wait for the storm to pass. Dance in the rain.”

    By Kevin O'Keefe

    [embed width="770" height="433"]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWRHKGpTXwk[/embed] Spoke with Ryan Alshak, CEO of Ping, Inc., an automated timekeeping solution for lawyers, at ILTACON 2018.  Kevin O'Keefe: Who am I talking with? Ryan Alshak: Ryan…

  4. In Search of Great Customer Experiences

    Is Time Really The New Black? Hardly.

    By Patrick Lamb

    I just finished reading Mary Juetten’s post in Above the Law, Time Is The New Black. I was struck by this statement: “Also, all should reject the value billing theory…

  5. California Employment Law Report

    Five timekeeping issues employers should audit

    By Anthony Zaller

    Happy Friday.  Through my defense of wage claims this year, I found that employers need to establish and periodically review issues pertaining to employees’ timekeeping.  This Friday’s Five is a…

  6. Business of Law

    Biggest Legal Timekeeping Troubles for Small Law Firms

    By Cari Twitchell

    While the legal industry and legal tech industry continue to evolve, the billable hour remains the go-to method for charging for legal services. This method stems from the ethical requirement…

  7. Employment Class Action Blog

    Court Decertifies Class Challenging Timekeeping Practices

    By Greg Mersol

    Yogi Berra often has been quoted for the phrase “It ain’t over till it’s over,” and Lenny Kravitz even made a hit song of it in 1991. While no one…

  8. #alalimón

    LA AEPD confirma la legalidad del sistema de control horario por medio de la huella dactilar

    By Gonzalo F. Gállego, Laur Badin

    Aunque ya lo había hecho el Tribunal Supremo con anterioridad en Sentencia de 2 de julio de 2007, la AEPD ha dictado la Resolución de Archivo de Actuaciones del Expediente…

  9. The Brand Protection Blog

    Will the leap second affect your sweepstakes?

    By Susan Ross (US)

    On June 30, 2015, the world will once again experience a “leap second,” where one second is added to the clock.  As a result, there will actually be civilian clocks…

  10. LawSites

    Carpe Diem Launches the Next Generation of Its Timekeeping Product

    By Robert Ambrogi

    After I returned from LegalTech in February, I reported here that Tikit -- which had just last October announced a major relaunch of the venerable timekeeping program Carpe Diem as Carpe…