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Bill as you go. You capture everything that way and your life is so much easier.
If you are thinking about a case in the car, shower, bed, on toilet, you should be billing it. Don’t lose out on any time
Absolutely
Bill contemporaneously.
Bill every task.
Never cut your own time.
Go back through your sent inbox and phone log so you don’t lose email / phone time.
Remember, it all adds up. There are roughly 230-250 work days every year. If you lose 1 hour per day to bad billing habits, you lose 230-250 hours per year.
I also start with my hardest tasks early, pivot to easier things for when you’re getting tired. Save your doc review for flights / weekends / early am
Work weekends and skip lunch. I have one large meal a day for dinner so I use the “lunch hour” to get more work done.
Work early & weekends
And late
Efficiency. Line up your tasks and then go straight from one to the next all day. Prep tour timers and have a solid system so you're capturing everything.
You work….all the time.
Love how the first tips are literally work all the time and skip meals. FML. 🙄🤦♀️
I tell younger attorneys to take one week, use a legal pad, and write down everything you do. Just start the clock/timer when something new begins - you are interupted with a call, someone asking a question about another case, read an email, etc. You will find where your time went to.
A.B.B., baby! Always Be Billing.