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When you’re ready to take your first client in your new firm, you’ll need an attorney-fee agreement.
Read More »You’ve Decided to Go Out on Your Own. Now What?
Four Great Legal Billing Habits and Three Bad Ones
To help you lead your firm to financial success, LawPay has compiled the best legal billing habits you should be practicing.
Read More »The Four-Hour Per Day Rule
Practicing law for the first time comes with its fair share of stressors and unknowns. One of the first things you’ll need to determine is how much you can expect to charge for your services.
Read More »Watch: The Psychology of Settlement
In this video, LawPay's director of education, ethics, and compliance, Claude Ducloux, leads an in-depth discussion of central concepts related to the psychology of settlements.
Read More »Need to Protect Sensitive Data? Get it Out of Your Office
Protecting sensitive data is actually simple for attorneys to do, and in most cases, requires nothing more than getting that information out of their office and into the hands of a trusted vendor.
Read More »The Psychology of Settlement
Join us for an in-depth discussion of central concepts related to the psychology of settlements.
Read More »Watch: Ethics and Social Media in Court
Like the rest of the population, lawyers can find themselves spending considerable amounts of time online and on social media platforms. Additionally, like all of us, they can make serious mistakes on these platforms, including malpractice, ethical breaches subject to discipline, breach of fiduciary duty, and monetary damages. In this video, attorney Claude Ducloux, director of education, ethics, and compliance ...
Read More »Ethics and Social Media in Court
Learn to avoid serious social media mistakes, including malpractice, ethical breaches subject to discipline, breach of fiduciary duty, and monetary damages.
Read More »Watch: Fighting the Battle of Accepting Credit Cards
From individual clients to business clients, most of the people you do business with will want to pay by credit card. Why? Because they like the convenience of paying online, having a 30-day float, and they’re tired of hearing “cash or check only.” However, we all understand that accepting credit cards as an attorney can be a true battle. In ...
Read More »Fighting the Battle of Accepting Credit Cards
From individual clients to business clients, most of the people you do business with will want to pay by credit card. Why? Because they like the convenience of paying online, having a 30-day float and they’re tired of hearing “cash or check only.” However, we all understand that accepting credit cards as an attorney can be a true battle. In ...
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