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Timekeeping
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In Search of Great Customer Experiences
Recognition for “Timekeeping Company argues lawyers using AFAs still need to keep time”
By Patrick Lamb
I am honored that my recent post, Timekeeping Company argues lawyers using AFAs still need to keep time, has been selected by the editorial team of SmallLaw, as its SmallLaw…
LawSites
Friday Round-Up: LegalTech Edition
Here is a brief round-up of some of the news I heard at LegalTech New York last week: Carpe Diem Next Generation. Back in October, Tikit North America announced a major…
In Search of Great Customer Experiences
Timekeeping company argues lawyers using AFAs still need to keep time
By Patrick Lamb
One of the great things about non-hourly billing is that it frees you from the tyranny of timesheets. You stop thinking about billing and start thinking about results, about outputs,…
California Peculiarities Employment Law Blog
A Sweet Decision: See’s Candy Clarifies Time Rounding Rules
By Chris Crosman, Nicholas Rosenthal
While most employers now use computerized timekeeping and payroll systems, many “round” employees’ time, a practice originating in olden days when time and pay calculations were done by hand. But…
LawSites
‘Attorney Timekeeper’ Keeps Your Hours in the Cloud
[caption id="attachment_6828" align="aligncenter" width="497"] Simply touch or click a matter in the right column to start the timer.[/caption] Bill Doran believes lawyers lose too many billable hours through inefficient and…
BeLabor the Point
Accurate Timekeeping System Gives Company Win on Overtime Claim
The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals recently found no liability for a company that kept accurate time records in the face of a former employee who claimed that he was…
Workforce Bulletin
Prepare Employees for Black Friday and Beyond
By Epstein Becker Green, Epstein Becker & Green, P.C.
As shoppers and retailers get ready to celebrate "Back Friday" - - the kickoff to what we hope will be a busy holiday shopping season - - It's a good…
California Employment Law Report
Court Upholds Timekeeping Rounding Policies: See’s Candy Shops Inc. v. Superior Court
In See’s Candy Shops, Inc. v. Superior Court the court addressed whether an employer’s policy of rounding employee’s time clock entries to the nearest tenth of an hour. See’s Candy’s…
Legal Ease Blog
Guest Post: Tracking the Zero Dollar Hour – Non-billable Time
Note: This is a guest post by Loretta Ruppert, who provides her take on the importance of lawyers tracking all of their time. In my next post, I'll post my…
Wage & Hour - Developments & Highlights
Smart Phones and The DOL: Employers Better Wise Up
Some months ago, I had posted about the DOL commencing a program by which it was going to make referrals of DOL complaints to private plaintiff attorneys. I lamented that…