When it comes to handling client funds there are a number of things you must do and a number of things you absolutely cannot do. Failing to meet the requirements...
Recently, we discussed What to Look Out for When Moving Your Practice to the Cloud, and focused on the full migration picture to prepare firms with an understanding of what...
Attorneys work everywhere. You could be meeting a client on the road, practicing in the courtroom, or even researching on a plane. Throughout the day attorneys run into a myriad...
Compliance demands that all records are linked to their respective specific legal matter. A legal-specific solution keeps matter activities in one place, which saves you time and serves as an...
What did you resolve to do in the New Year? From saving money to losing weight, many of us vow to make improvements to our personal lives, and it’s important...
Delayed time and expense tracking often results in delayed billing and an increase in fee disputes. In 2018, make it a resolution to find a legal-specific time and expense tracking...
Trust accounting is much more in-depth and more heavily scrutinized than your firm’s operating accounting. It requires that a three-way reconciliation is performed monthly. QuickBooks can break down activity and...
As you are likely already aware, tax legislation has been a hot topic in the news recently, and the bill appears set to be signed, sealed, and delivered by year’s...
QuickBooks is extremely popular across medium and small sized businesses, unfortunately that popularity doesn’t translate into effectiveness if you’re managing a law firm. QuickBooks lacks the flexibility needed by firms...
There’s a great deal of work and attention that goes into managing a law firm. It’s almost impossible to expect one person to have a deep understanding of every aspect...