Lawyers Need Your Experience and Knowledge

Get Published on LawyerBillingTips.com

As you can tell, the purpose of this site is to educate and empower lawyers with the knowledge and resources they need in order to succeed in their practice.

Attorneys - especially solo attorneys - have a very demading profession. Not only are they required to provide an outstanding level of professionalism and effective legal services - they also have to manage a full-fledged business.

All the pressures of being a self-employed entrepreneur are combined (and perhaps multiplied) with the already-burdensome task of being a legal professional. What follows is often a chaotic overload of responsibility - and financial stress - that has driven thousands of lawyers to sheer exhaustion, frustration and discouragement.

Can you relate to this?

Have you been "in the trenches" of the solo/small firm attorney experience?

(And have you survived to tell the story?)

If so, our visitors would love to learn from you...

What We're Looking For - And Our Article Publishing Policy

What we're looking for are articles that relate to managing the business of practicing law in such a way that the lawyer can experience real and substantial benefits by following the advice contained within the article. This includes things like tips on how to automate, maximize, simplify and grow the profitability of one's law practice.

Articles should be unique and exclusive to LawyerBillingTips.com. While we will consider republishing content that you have published elsewhere, we will give far more attention towards articles that will be published nowhere else except LawyerBillingTips.com

Articles must be written and produced by yourself - with you being the sole copyright owner. We will not accept "private label" articles or otherwise content that appears to have been plagiarized or loosely copied from another source - including public domain sources such as WikiPedia.com

Articles should range from 800 - 2,500 words.

Articles should NOT promote an offer or product of some kind within the article body. You are more than welcome to promote a product or website of your choice in your author bio section, which will be published just below your article.

Author biographies ("bylines") should range from 10 - 100 words. We accept bylines with hyperlinked text phrases for maximum SEO benefit if you're marketing a website with your author bio.

By submitting an article to LawyerBillingTips.com, you agree that LawyerBillingTips.com will be granted full re-print rights to your article, meaning that though copyright ownership will be retained solely by yourself and not assumed by anyone else, you give full permission to LawyerBillingTips.com to re-publish the article in full, as submitted, with your author byline/bio/URL fully intact.

LawyerBillingTips.com reserves the right to make small, aesthetic and grammatical editions as necessary to make the article as readable as possible to our website visitors.

Articles should be submitted in one of the following formats:

* Rich Text (.rtf)

* Word Document (.doc)

* Text Document (.txt)

Please submit your article as an attachment (zipped attachments preferred) to Chris Rempel for consideration.

Thanks very much for your contribution...