Complimentary CLE Webinar: QuickBooks(R) vs. Legal Industry Accounting Software

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Complimentary CLE Webinar on July 15:
QuickBooks® vs. Legal Industry Accounting Software

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Join Caren Schwartz, President of Time & Cents Consultants and a member of the 7 Second System group, as she compares general purpose accounting software to legal industry-specific accounting software.

During the presentation, Caren will review time tracking, billing, fee allocations, expense management, reporting—client ledger, attorney time, case, trust accounting and security requirements within the legal industry and how those topics are addressed by general purpose and industry-specific accounting systems.

Title: QuickBooks® vs. Legal Industry Accounting Software
Date: Thursday, July 15, 2010
Time: 2 – 3 P.M. ET
Presented by: Caren Schwartz, President of Time & Cents Consultants

CLE Credit Available*

The presentation will explain how PCLaw® users can provide closing and tax information to their accounting professionals in QuickBooks format as well as highlight the firm-wide case management functions—calendaring, contacts/clients, document repository, notes/research, phone and e-mail communications, tasks/events, deadlines, conflict checking, etc.—included in PCLaw back office billing and accounting software.

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*CLE is in the process of approval. LexisNexis is approved for telephonic/Webinar training on this topic in the following states: Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Maine, Minnesota, Montana, Nevada, New York†, North Dakota, Rhode Island, and Utah (self-study only).
†Only experienced NY attorneys (those who have complete 32 hours of CLE) may take telephonic CLE training. New York regulation requires that all CLE sessions must be conducted by a JD or an attorney in good standing.

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