You Charged a Flat Fee. Why Does the Missing Time Matter?
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You Charged a Flat Fee. Why Does the Missing Time Matter?
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If you charged the client a flat fee, finding another six minutes of work doesn't mean you should bill the client another six minutes.
So why bother finding it?
Because what the client owes you and what it cost your firm to do the work are two different questions.
If your billing system says a $3,000 matter took 12 hours, but you actually spent 16, you're making decisions about profitability, workload, and future pricing with incomplete information.
In this episode, BackBillPro creator Julia Stein looks at the work that disappears into email, why missing time still matters in a flat-fee practice, and why recovering work is not the same thing as deciding to bill it.
The point isn't to turn every recovered email into another charge.
It's to know what work you actually did.
Learn more about BackBillPro at backbillpro.com.
BackBillPro supports billing recovery and reconciliation. Billing decisions remain with the attorney and law firm.
BackBillPro helps law firms identify legal work that may never have reached their billing system and reconstruct it into reviewable billing records.
Learn more about BackBillPro at backbillpro.com.
BackBillPro supports billing recovery and reconciliation. Billing decisions remain with the attorney and law firm.