Posts by Lisa Teet

Faster, Safer, Simpler: A Law Firm’s Guide to Electronic Payments

By Lisa Teet / January 14, 2026

Accepting electronic payments can improve client satisfaction and grow your law firm’s revenue. With the right legal payment processing software, electronic payments for law firms can be safe, secure, and compliant with ethical rules. See how Orion simplifies secure legal payments — Schedule a personalized demo today. Why Law Firms Are Switching to Electronic Payments…

Prebilling Is a Beast. Tame It With Tech. 

By Lisa Teet / February 13, 2025

Paper prebilling wastes time and introduces errors. Discover how electronic prebilling software like Orion’s ePrebill makes the process faster, easier, and more accurate.

4 Steps to a Profitable New Year (Plus Tech Tips) 

By Lisa Teet / January 16, 2025

Discover four key steps and tech tips to boost your law firm’s profitability in 2025, from mastering time tracking and collections to streamlining workflows and enhancing business intelligence.

Avoiding Conflicts with Ethical Walls 

By Lisa Teet / December 12, 2024

Your intake staff checks dozens (or hundreds) of potential conflicts every day. You’re also navigating potential former client conflicts with lateral hires. Every disqualification means lost revenue—but a strong ethical wall might save the client relationship.   Walls (also known as ethical screens or screens) lock the screened person out of a client’s matter. When used…

Want to Get Compensation Right? You Need Data. 

By Lisa Teet / November 21, 2024

Compensation is a top reason why people stay at their firms—and you can’t afford to get it wrong. Losing just one associate may cost you at least half a million dollars. Partners can move laterally. Replacing a paralegal can cost twice (or more) their annual salary.   As firms optimize their compensation models, traditional lockstep is…

You’re Sharing Confidential Data. Is it Secure? 

By Lisa Teet / November 14, 2024

Orrick recently paid $8M to resolve a data breach lawsuit. More and more law firms are reporting breaches—yet many still share confidential information via unsecured email. Other firms use secure sharing software, but say it creates extra work. Here’s what you need to know, and why LexShare might be the solution for your firm.   Emailing…

Year-End Finance Tips for Law Firm Professionals

By Lisa Teet / October 14, 2024

The close of the year is a busy time at every law firm. Back-office finance staff are scrambling with end-of-year processes, and attorneys are anticipating the collections crunch. Finance-related work tends to snowball, adding to the stress of the holiday season.   Starting early, however, can ease that stress. Read on for our top tips for…

Law Firm Business Intelligence Problems, Meet Orion Visual Analytics 

By Lisa Teet / October 10, 2024

Every law firm is trying to solve the same problems, like understanding profitability and staying on top of accounts receivable. At the same time, every law firm is a little bit different. Maybe you have an unusually intricate compensation structure, or maybe you’re an insurance defense firm with tight billing deadlines.   That’s why cookie-cutter business…

Modular Financial Management Software Is Your Law Firm’s MVP 

By Lisa Teet / September 12, 2024

For every deal or case your firm works on, you need someone to perform a role. Each matter has a core team, like a partner, associates and paralegals, office managers, back-office accounting and billing staff, and other professionals. But some roles are only relevant to certain kinds of matters. For example, you might need a…

​​​​​Level Up Your Law Firm: How to Navigate A Financial Management Software Upgrade​​

By Lisa Teet / August 8, 2024

​​You’re ready to take the firm to the next level, but your financial management software is holding you down. Or, worse yet,​​​ your software vendor is no longer releasing feature updates. Your firm is losing ground against ​​​​competitors, and you’re forced to rely on inefficient workarounds that eat up firm time.​​  Fixing the problem​ by…