The world and the way we communicate within it has changed a lot since 1999 when the ABA introduce Formal Opinion 99-413 to address confidentiality obligations for email communications with...
Do all of your clients pay your invoices on time? Probably not. If they do you should probably write a book about it. For law firms, it is sometimes necessary...
Data Migration from a legacy system can be hard. Talk to a firm that has attempted to migrate their legal accounting data from one system to another and they’ll likely...
Quickbooks is a great accounting tool for any general business but if you work for a law firm, then it is missing many of the key factors you need! Recording...
For small firms, lack of personnel and resources can make many administrative tasks challenging. The attorneys need to spend time with clients and administrative tasks like tracking time and expenses...
For many small firms, time and expenses that go untracked represent a substantial source of leakage for their business. Sure, they’re doing their job as far as practicing law goes,...
For many small law firms and law firms just starting out, limited resources are a major hurdle that needs to be cleared. Most often, carrying out administrative tasks is the...
Most lawyers manage funds from multiple clients at any given time. It’s great to have retainers and funds on hand for work you have yet to complete, but managing these...
In most contingency cases (and in many non-contingency cases), throughout the duration of a case you will accumulate lien claims. It is important that your firm track these claims to...
It’s no secret that there are many laws and regulations associated with how your firm manages trust accounts. Depending on your jurisdiction you may be required to perform a 3-way...
