Rick Kabra

Show Me The Money… And Where It Comes From

December 14, 2016 / by Rick Kabra / Legal Billing, Legal Practice Management

Cuba Gooding Jr. and Tom Cruise may have popularized the term “Show me the money,” but any attorney running their own practice should be saying the same thing. They may even want to say it over and over and over again. You’ve seen the movie, right? All kidding aside, attorneys not only need to see […]

The End Is Near: Year-End Legal Accounting Tasks

December 7, 2016 / by Rick Kabra / Law Firm Accounting

The end is near! The end of the year anyway. I’m sure by now you are coming out of your turkey coma and turning your attention towards the December holidays. Maybe that means you’re placing an elf on a shelf somewhere or a mensch on a bench. Either way, if you haven’t taken the […]

Legal Accounting Pitfalls

November 30, 2016 / by Rick Kabra / Law Firm Accounting

Attorneys practice law, that’s what they do. It stands to reason that their success rate in courtrooms and meeting rooms is the biggest difference in keeping their practice alive and successful. While an attorney’s performance for their clients is certainly a giant part of their success, there is another area that is far more likely […]

7 Vital Trust Accounting Reports

November 16, 2016 / by Rick Kabra / Attorney Trust Accounting

As an attorney, you already know that there is an enormous amount of scrutiny when it comes to the trust accounts you manage. Regardless of what is required by your jurisdiction, there is a set of reports that are vital in showing that your trust accounts are being maintained properly. In a perfect world you […]

Office 365 Is Making Small Law Firms More Productive

November 9, 2016 / by Rick Kabra / Cloud Computing

Getting excited about what Microsoft is doing doesn’t happen very often, but recently the tech giant did the entire legal profession a very big favor. They put the Office tools that you know and love on the cloud. And this one simple change to a familiar product is revolutionizing the way lawyers work. A Revolution? […]