12
Feb
Lawyers who are members of the Law Societies of Newfoundland and Labrador, Ontario, or British Columbia are required to pay specific fees based on the nature of their legal case....
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07
Feb
There are thousands of activities you complete as a law firm. Appointments, court appearances, completion of tasks, etc. and in most cases those activities are billable. How do you ensure...
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31
Jan
If you want to get the most out of the effort you put in, look to correct any issues that may be costing you valuable time. Avoid double data entry...
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30
Jan
January is typically when we commit to bettering ourselves - and that includes improving your law practice. To waste less time and earn more money in 2019, there are three...
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15
Jan
Today’s lawyer needs the benefits of modern technology to grow their firm and gain a competitive edge. Canadian lawyers are recognizing this, moving to the cloud to increase efficiency and...
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08
Jan
If your firm is only accepting checks and cash, you’re missing out on the opportunity to get paid faster while offering your clients added convenience. Just like you expect to...
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27
Dec
If your firm is accepting credit cards as a payment method be sure the merchant meets the strict compliance requirements specific to trust accounting. Funds should be able to be...
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19
Dec
Beyond being a good lawyer, running a small law firm requires overseeing numerous activities on the business management side. This means that you may be heavily involved in billing and...
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18
Dec
Avoid doing work with the possibility of not getting paid by ensuring retainers always have available funds. The best way to do this is through evergreen retainers, where clients are...
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13
Dec
To determine how profitable your firm is, take into account productivity. Use metrics to determine how productive your practice is, such as the utilization rate and the realization rate. These...
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