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During your trial, you'll discover:

How LeanLaw perfectly syncs and optimizes your existing financial tech stack & workflows.

How to increase revenue with simplified timekeeping, invoicing, accounting, and payments.

How to generate data-driven insights to unlock smart financial decision-making within the firm.

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Easy Migration, Exceptional Support

Setup & Data

Connect LeanLaw to QuickBooks, train your team, and migrate client and matter data seamlessly.

Invoice and Reporting

Transfer A/R and trust balances, migrate WIP data, and start invoicing with LeanLaw while entering time efficiently.

Institutionalization

Create advanced dashboards for stakeholders and achieve mastery in invoicing and reporting for streamlined operations.

Real results from one of our clients

Burkhalter Law

Burkhalter law specializes in four practice areas, construction law + litigation, business planning, mergers + acquisitions, corporate governance + shareholder disputes, business + corporate litigation, and estate planning.
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Weโ€™ve used LeanLaw for a year and a half and weโ€™re able to invoice our clients quickly and electronically, and they pay us faster, which increases our cash flow. Rather than shuffling hundreds of sheets of paper, LeanLaw has allowed me to redirect my attention to working on the business.

Alicia Wood
Firm Administrator

Easy Migration, Exceptional Support

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the data migration process take?

LeanLaw supports a wide range of billing options to cater to the diverse needs of law firms. The key billing types supported include hourly billing, fixed fee arrangements, contingency billing, and pro bono work. Additionally, LeanLaw offers an internal billing category that allows firms to track work done for the firm itself, such as administrative tasks or internal projects.

When evaluating legal billing software, consider the following key factors:

  • 1. Integration with your existing accounting software, such as QuickBooks Online
  • 2. Automation of time tracking, invoicing, and payment processes
  • 3. Customization options for invoices and billing workflows
  • 4. Support for various billing arrangements (hourly, flat fee, contingency, etc.)
  • 5. Robust reporting and analytics features to track key financial metrics
  • 6. Scalability to accommodate your firmโ€™s growth
  • 7. Data security and compliance with industry regulations
  • 8. User-friendly interface and ease of adoption for your team
  • 9. Responsive customer support and training resources

Accordion Content

LeanLaw provides a range of customization options to ensure that your invoices reflect your law firmโ€™s unique brand and style. You can:

  • 1.Upload your firmโ€™s logo and customize the color scheme
  • 2. Create your own template
  • 3. Modify the layout and information displayed on your invoices
  • 4. Add custom fields, notes, and terms and conditions
  • 5. Tailor the level of detail included in your invoices, such as task descriptions and time entry notes

The legal billing workflow typically involves the following steps:

  • 1. Time and expense tracking: Attorneys and staff record their billable time and expenses incurred on each matter
  • 2. Pre-billing and invoice preparation: Billable time and expenses are reviewed, edited (if necessary), and consolidated into draft invoices
  • 3. Invoice approval: Draft invoices are reviewed and approved by responsible attorneys or billing managers
  • 4. Invoice delivery: Approved invoices are sent to clients via email or printed and mailed
  • 5. Payment processing: Payments are recorded, and invoices are marked as paid
  • 6. Trust account management: Retainer funds are applied to invoices, and trust account balances are updated
  • 7. Reporting and analysis: Billing and payment data is analyzed to track key financial metrics and inform decision-making