Take a Brief Survey on E-Billing

by | September 11, 2008 | Articles, Finance, Technology strategy

"Adam Smith, Esq." is conducting research into the market penetration of e-billing
of clients by law firms—as opposed to the old-fashioned paper billing
(even if it’s emailed, "pdf"’ed, etc.) and what analysis, if any, is actually
performed against that data.

We are actually conducting two slightly different but largely congruent surveys,
one targeting law firms and one targeting in-house counsel.

Please take the law firm survey:  It takes less than five minutes
and you can opt in at the conclusion to receive a free copy of the aggregated,
anonymized results from both the law firm and the in-house surveys.

Take
the survey.

Thanks!

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