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Why is accurate time keeping important to the paralegal and the law firm?

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Why is accurate time keeping important to the paralegal and the law firm?

Why is accurate time keeping important to the paralegal and the law firm?

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Time keeping is critical in every law firm. It ensures that the firm is getting paid every time a paralegal or attorneys works on a task for a client, but it also protects the client, so they can see exactly what their money is being spent on. It helps maintain that a level of trust between client and attorney as well. Most of all, people need to get paid for their hard work, and the only way to really do that is accurate time keeping.

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