Attorney time and billing software helps law firms better manage their billing process by assisting with time tracking, invoice generation, expense monitoring, collections, and more.
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How Much Does Legal Billing Software Cost?
Attorney time and billing software typically will cost around $30 per month per user to hundreds of dollars per month per user, depending on the provider
What Is the Best Attorney Time and Billing Software?
The best attorney time and billing software supports the natural rhythm of your practice: accurately tracking hours, sending polished invoices, and getting you paid on time without taking more of your time.
How Do Lawyers and Paralegals Keep Track of Their Time?
Billable hours drive law firm revenue, but tracking them is another story. Learn how lawyers and paralegals can simplify timekeeping.
What Is the Best Time Tracking Software for Lawyers?
Legal time tracking software is the best way for lawyers to track their time. This software specifically caters to the complex nature of billable hours, with numerous features to help you organize your time and quickly generate accurate invoices.
What Do Lawyers Use to Track Billable Hours?
Legal time tracking software is typically how lawyers calculate their billable hours and keep track of everything. According to the American Bar Association, nearly 9 out of 10 firms were already using time tracking software by 2021, and for multiple reasons.
How to Find the Best Legal Time Tracking Software in 2025
Legal time tracking software is becoming all but essential for today’s attorneys. This is especially true when it comes to billing practices, where many lawyers mistakenly leave money on the table.
7 Tips to Clean Up Your Law Firm Collections
Like any business, law firms provide services with the expectation of being paid at the time the work is finished. Unfortunately, the average law firm only collects about 85% of invoiced amounts, which can add up to tens of thousands of dollars in lost revenue.
What Software Is Used To Keep Track of Billable Hours in Law Firms?
If you’re a legal professional, the best time tracking and invoicing software for your work will comply with legal standards, have tracking options for billable and non-billable hours, and give you a simple process for creating detailed invoices.
3 Year-End Tips to Get Ahead on Law Firm Taxes
The end of the year is always a busy time for law firms. Wrapping up cases, closing out finances, and planning for the new year can leave even the most organized teams feeling stretched thin. Among all the chaos, tax-related tasks often get pushed aside — sometimes until it’s too […]
Attorney Time Tracking Template Best Practices
This guide gets into every aspect of attorney time tracking templates, exploring their uses, limitations, and how they stack up against specialized time tracking software.
A Guide to Law Firm Payment Processing That Increases Revenue
Today’s clients, used to instant, flexible payment options everywhere else, bring those same expectations to their legal interactions. This trend has pushed the legal industry to explore online payment systems for law firms that enhance client satisfaction, reduce disputes, and support a healthy cash flow.
5 Steps to Guide Your Law Firm Through the Data Migration Process
Whether you’re looking for new technology or considering upgrading your current technology, you’ll need to understand the basics of migrating your data. Read on to find out how to make the process run smoothly.
Is There an App to Track Billable Hours?
Looking for the perfect app to track billable hours? Learn how legal professionals are using mobile tools to streamline time tracking on the go.
Where To Find The Best CLE Resources For Attorneys
Every state requires that you carve CLE time out in your busy schedule. What you don’t have time for is chasing down resources. Here are some of the best CLE resources out there for time-constrained attorneys.
7 Tactful Strategies for Justifying an Attorney Rate Increase to Clients
Raising your rates can feel like walking a tightrope. On one hand, you want to be fairly compensated for your work. On the other, you don’t want clients to balk at the idea of paying more. So, how do you handle this? It starts with communication and a strategy that shows your value clearly.