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Tip #177

Ensure Your Clients Receive Accurate Bills

Billing is an area where you can create or lose trust with your clients. Commit to making your timekeeping one of those things you do very well. When you do this you will write bills more easily and accurately. These bills are more likely to be paid promptly and in full by satisfied clients.

What do you need to do, if anything, to improve the accuracy of your client bills?

If you would like coaching on this area of your law practice, please consider contacting me to see how I can assist you.

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