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Accounting and Financial Planning for Law Firms

August 2008

Law Firm Management Is Cash Management

By Phillip A. Bottari and Robin L. Mayer

Money. Every firm has it. But unfortunately, some people want to take what doesn’t belong to them, and they may seek out ways to target your firm’s cash. The elements of motive, opportunity and rationalization are present in nearly every scheme. Eliminating or mitigating any of these factors will make it more difficult for a fraudster to target your firm. In a tightening economy, it is more crucial than ever that you remain diligent about protecting assets. The identification, implementation and testing of internal controls over cash receipts and disbursements is a critical step, because even small dollar amounts taken over months or years can add up and entangle your firm in a costly situation.

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