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Law Practice,
Appellate Practice

Jun. 9, 2022

A mid-year push on collections can avoid headaches later

Shari L. Klevens

Partner
Dentons US LLP

Phone: (202) 496-7500

Email: shari.klevens@dentons.com

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Alanna G. Clair

Partner
Dentons US LLP

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For many attorneys, billing and collecting fees can be the least favorite part of their practice. Although necessary, it can be time-consuming and lead to uncomfortable conversations with clients when a large amount is past due. As a result, attorneys may keep collection issues at the bottom of their task list until the traditional year-end push – when firms strain to get as much money in the door as possible to end the year on a strong note.

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