payment

In the Stacks: The Lawyer’s Guide to Modern Payment Methods

by Lauren Eisenbach on April 11, 2013

In the Stacks offers a peek at the resources available to Colorado Bar Association members via its Lending Library. Are you interested in more information about alternative forms of payment from your clients? Frederick Miller uses hypothetical examples to break down the best payment methods for your clients (i.e. transfers, credit cards, checks, PayPal, etc.) in […]

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In the Stacks: Collecting Your Fee

by Lauren Eisenbach on February 21, 2013

In the Stacks offers a peek at the resources available to Colorado Bar Association members via its Lending Library. Getting clients to pay, like everything else in a well-run practice, is about running your practice right. Edward Poll explains how to collect your fee by selecting the right clients, setting client expectations, and running a strong back […]

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Show Me the Money: Best Practices for Getting Paid

by Sara Crocker on May 16, 2012

Whether you’re new to legal practice or long established, you shouldn’t be afraid to get paid, says Aurora-based small firm attorney Jeff Joseph. Communication, clear expectations, write-offs, and payment plans are just a few ways to ensure you’re paid for your legal services. Watch the video with Jeff below. Want to see more? Click here […]

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Getting Paid: Using Credit Cards at Your Solo or Small Firm

by Sara Crocker on September 7, 2011

How do you ensure you get paid and avoid any ethical issues related to accepting credit cards? Those are the questions solo Brian Popp will answer at the September installment of the “Small Firms, Big Success,” a CBA-CLE series that focuses on business issues facing attorneys. The lunch-hour program on Monday, Sept. 12, will cover […]

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