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"Law Firm Accounting"

Law Firm Accounting refers to the management & recording of funds flowing in and out of a law firm or solo practice.

Examples include:

* Using accounting software to systematically record transactions from legal clients as well as overhead expenses to run the office and market legal services.

* Outsourcing the accounting workload to a professional accountant that specializes in law practice dynamics and finances.

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