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Exclusive: Bill4Time Launches Fully Integrated Electronic Payments

LawSites

The pandemic has made it more essential than ever before for law firms to accept electronic payments. Clients who now pay everything else online have no appetite for lawyers who require paper payments. Plus, law firms that accept e-payments get paid faster and increase their collections, studies suggest.

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MyCase Releases Public API For Easier Integration with Third-Party Software; Adds LawPay Reconciliation

Above the Law - Technology

MyCase also announced two new features related to accepting payments through LawPay, the electronic payments platform that is owned by MyCase’s parent company AffiniPay Reconciliation of LawPay payments. The ability to recharge cards on file.

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Electronic Payments: How They Benefit Your Law Firm

Clio

When it comes to payments, is your firm giving clients the flexibility they desire and deserve? Electronic payments are essential if you want to provide an excellent client experience while increasing your firm’s efficiency and revenue. What are electronic payments? Electronic payments can take many forms.

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The Top Benefits of Electronic Payments for Law Firms 

CaseFox

Thankfully, there’s a better way your firm can accept payments, and that is through an electronic payment system. Electronic payment is essential for law firms who want to provide the best experience to their clients and wish to increase the firm’s revenue. What are Electronic Payments?

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Best Law Firm Electronic Payment Processing Solutions

MatterSuite

Legal industry is undergoing a digital transformation, within which electronic payment processing is a driving concern. Key Considerations for Choosing a Law Firm Electronic Payment Processor The choice of the electronic payment processor is one of the key decisions for your law firm.

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Clients Are Spending More on Legal Tech: Can Smaller Firms Keep Up?

Attorney at Work

Law firms are prime targets for the theft of sensitive client information. Financial data, personal data, trade secrets and other business information are of high value to hackers. In addition to bill payments, we are seeing significant growth in automated payments adoption by law firms, and it’s often client-driven.

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The Good and the Bad of Solo Practice, Per Clio’s Latest Legal Trends Report for Solos

LawSites

Solos also are more likely to use online solutions for video conferencing, electronic payments, website design, e-signatures, and data storage. There is much more information in the full report, so be sure to download it and check it out. Those are quick takeaways from the report.