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How to learn more from the invoices your law department processes

By Rees Morrison

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Whether your legal department receives invoices from law firms in hard copy or ?soft copy? (e-billing formats or PDFs), you are probably not extracting as much insight from them as you could. My recent article on how to analyze law firm bills (Download rees_morrison_analyzing_invoices_from_law_firms.pdf">) covers a number of techniques that will deepen what you can glean from invoices.

The more e-billing systems there are in action (See my posts of July 27, 2007 on DataCert; and Nov. 4, 2007about their penetration into large law firms in the United States.), the more precise and meaningful these kinds of analytic efforts will become.


Full post as published by Law Department Management on January 23, 2008 (boomark / email).

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