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How Your Law Firm Might Be Losing Big Money (And How to Stop the Bleeding)

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Picture your typical day. It began at 8:30a.m. It’s 6:00 p.m. now. The last client has left. It’s you, alone in front of your computer, staring at your time sheet. If you worked in most other professions, it would be “Miller® Time,” but for you, it’s “Billing Time.”

Billing Time occurs when you assess all the work you have done in the day, and translate those activities into billing slips. Without this record of the time spent on billable activities, you may as well have taken the day off. If you are going to “bill for your time,” it is critical that you have an accurate record of the work you performed.

You pull up your “time sheet” and start filling in the blanks. The numbers don’t add up. Despite having been busy with a hundred different things, you cannot recall activities totaling the 9 ½ hours you were working.

This situation is all too common. Without even realizing it, law firms of all sizes are missing out on major revenue because billable time constantly slips through the cracks.

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