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Timeslips has, for years, been a reliable way for the small law firm to collect time and expense records, produce bills and statements, track payments and receivables, and produce management reports, writes Barry Bayer. The new Timeslips 10.5 is easier for inexperienced users to navigate, but the major new feature, split client billing, requires an additional purchase.
February 12, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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