Most solo lawyers who run their own practices don’t have enough hours in the day to spend meticulously tracking the time they spend on each project and following up on past due invoices with all their clients. Now they don’t have to. Time59 is a web-application that was designed to streamline the billing process for solo lawyers with one-person firms.
Time59 was developed around the concept that lawyers shouldn’t have to spend all day tracking time and billable expenses. If you’re a solo attorney who’s excited about the prospect of reducing your admin workload, then sign up for a free 30-day trial with Time59 and check the application out. The first thing you’ll want to do after starting your trial is to start tracking the time you or your paralegal spends working on each client’s case. If you’ve kept track of the time and billable expenses for each client using the app, then invoicing should be a breeze. The time and expenses you’ve already entered into the system will be automatically pulled into the invoices you’re creating, and Time59 handles the math – including all taxes, discounts, and late fee charges – so you don’t have to worry about coming up with the wrong total amounts. Time59 integrates LEDES (Legal Electronic Data Exchange Standard) coding requirements into its invoices, so you don’t have to worry about whether your bills will be accepted by larger firms, either.
After you’ve been using Time59 for a while, you’ll be able to see your firm’s overall financial picture each time you look at your account. Time59 makes it easy to generate financial reports using specific date ranges or client types, which can be useful when attracting business partners or investors.
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Thanks for the review Stephanie. As the owner/creator of Time59 I’d like to point out that Time59 also works well for small firms. It’s a great choice (*and value) if you need to bill for multiple timekeepers.
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