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Growing Law Firm Revenue Without the Billable Hour

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February 20, 2023

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Billable hours are not going away, but they’re also no longer a law firms only option. In today’s expanding market, law firms need to be taking a more holistic approach when it comes to their revenue operations.

Join Head of Growth Ben Chiriboga and Head of Client Service Steven Ongenaet as they break down how law firms can move away from the billable hour mindset and bring in new ways to create revenue, increase team productivity, and build a sustainable firm for the future.

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