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Litigation often involves expert witnesses to address topics that fall outside the typical scope of legal knowledge. Experts also represent one of the most expensive case-related costs. When coordination is inconsistent, it can result in firms losing track of how funds are used and paying more than necessary for expert
General ledger reconciliation might not be the flashiest part of running a law firm, but it’s one of the most important. Without accurate reconciliation, financial records start to drift, compliance risks grow, and cash flow becomes harder to track. It’s not just a back-office task – it’s the foundation for
Appellate litigation is high-pressure by nature. Tight deadlines, complex filings, and meticulous documentation mean that even small process missteps can lead to significant consequences. Whether it’s a missed deadline, disorganized records, or inefficient billing, broken systems can sink an appeal before it even gets off the ground.
Litigation teams face more moving parts with every new case. Calendars fill up, documents stack, and communications become scattered across apps. What should be time spent working on legal strategy becomes a daily grind of tracking updates and checking email chains. Without the right systems in place to manage all
You can’t improve what you can’t see. When a law firm doesn’t have clear insight into where money is going, what’s been billed, or which matters are profitable, it’s hard to grow with confidence.
Clients expect clarity, transparency, and a firm that keeps them involved at every step. When those expectations aren’t met, they don’t stick around – they find a firm that can keep them informed without having to chase them down.
Long cycle times can drag down revenue, slow firm growth, and frustrate clients waiting for answers. Improving cycle times means finding smarter ways to work – cutting out the clutter, making processes leaner, and using legal practice management technology to keep things moving.
A law firm split inherently comes with a lot of moving parts. Clients, case files, financials, workflows, staff – all shifting at once. Without a plan, things can slip through the cracks, causing delays and disputes. If a firm isn’t prepared, what starts out as a business transition quickly turns
Law firms may split for many reasons, whether it be partner disagreements, strategic restructuring, or a shift in business direction. Whatever the cause, splitting a law firm can be chaotic.
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