Is it a challenge for your firm to track billable hours and get paid for all of your work? You are not alone. Recent studies show that lawyers frequently under-report their billable hours, leaving millions of revenue dollars on the table, often because they have to "reconstruct" their time using referenced emails, appointment calendars and create and revise dates on documents. One 2016 study found 95 percent of responding law firms stating that time leakage -- billable time not booked, billed or collected -- was a problem.

In the face of this, e-billing is growing dramatically at law firms. Trends indicate that:

Efficiency is increasing, shortening the average days to pay cycle.
Accuracy is increasing, reducing rejection rates.
In this course on e-billing, you will learn:

Ethics rules applicable to e-billing
Why e-billing will continue to be a critical component of litigation cost containment and is increasingly a requirement of corporate legal departments, and
Recommendations for how your firm can embrace and benefit from an e-billing implementation

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