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Case Study: California Law Firm Dowling Aaron Is Transforming and Modernizing Its Prebilling Process with Orion ePrebill Manager

Orion's ePrebill Manager allows corrections to prebills to be tracked and applied in real time, with a one-click acceptance and approval process. Further, by distributing prebills electronically, attorneys can see the edits made by others, the overall net effect of write-downs, and how these affect the realization of both the working timekeepers and the client overall, in real time.

5 minute read March 01, 2019 at 12:05 AM
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Gregory N. Miskulin, Jamie Carstens and Lindsay Powell
Case Study: California Law Firm Dowling Aaron Is Transforming and Modernizing Its Prebilling Process with Orion ePrebill Manager

Dowling Aaron Incorporated is a law firm dedicated to excellence and client service since its founding in 1977. Headquartered in Fresno, CA with several office locations throughout the state, Dowling Aaron consists of 47 attorneys, 55 staff members and is continuously growing.

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