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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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Best Law Firm Electronic Payment Processing Solutions

MatterSuite

Consider this common scenario: Sarah, a lawyer, is just happy about closing a complicated case for a satisfied client. Payment collection has always been a tedious process, full of chasing late payments, waiting for checks to clear and manual account reconciliation. She feels a wave of relief – it was a success!

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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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On the Road with Clio Cloud 2020

Legal Talk Network

The Legal Trends Report shows that 27% of lawyers still don’t accept electronic payments. Tom West, CEO of AffiniPay, the parent company of LawPay, talked to Colletti about the reluctance and why these firms that use electronic payments and offer payment options fare better than their competitors.

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Small Firm Lawyers Are Awash with Optimism about their Practices, Thomson Reuters Survey Finds

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Nearly six in 10 lawyers in small firms — which the survey defines as those of 29 lawyers or fewer — say they expect growth over the next 12 months in revenues per lawyer, billable hours, and profits per lawyer. Given this optimism, it should not be surprising that small firm lawyers consider themselves successful.

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Commingling of Funds: What Lawyers Need to Know

Clio

This can occur when a lawyer holds their funds in the same account as their clients, for instance. of the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct, which governs a lawyer’s duties in safekeeping property of clients or third parties. Even better is working with a payment processor designed for the legal industry.

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