6 Ways Lawyers Can Minimize Outstanding Receivables
LawPay’s strategic billing tips can help your firm increase revenue by reducing outstanding receivables and optimizing collection rates.
LawPay’s strategic billing tips can help your firm increase revenue by reducing outstanding receivables and optimizing collection rates.
Poor billing habits can lead to frustrated clients and non-payment. Learn how to ensure your bills are client-friendly.
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The argument to put lawyer well-being first will have to change minds in the upper echelons of the legal profession, from the heads of major institutions to the leaders of Big Law.
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It isn’t just external threats law firms need to worry about. Every employee in the office has the ability to either intentionally or accidentally compromise the security of your firm.
LawPay’s legal payments experts share practical tips to help your firm develop a strategy for tackling your aged accounts receivable.
Today’s legal clients expect more remote options, and law firms stand to benefit in many ways.
Technology can provide advantages but it can also threaten the confidentiality and the functioning of computer networks and employee devices both at home and in the office.