Month: September 2020

The days of paper are about over, at least for keeping financial records.  Things like notetaking or quick lists require paper, but when it comes to keeping permanent, secure records of an attorney’s financial information, paper just can’t compare with the modern solutions.  Even a desktop software is fast becoming a relic of the early … Read more

Every career has its own set of lingo, special terms, and years of learning to master.  Attorneys work very hard to become skilled in their field, mastering enormous amounts of knowledge, terminology, and concepts.  Although busy with his or her practice, an attorney would do well to learn the basic terms of the financial statements. … Read more