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Guide to Closing Out the Year

I recently published a guide for Smokeball Practice Management software, titled “Small Law Firm Guide to Closing Out the Year”. This publication is designed to help law firms prepare for 2018 year-end closing activities, and is relevant to whatever practice management application you use to track matters and related billing.

Whether or not you use Smokeball for your practice management software, this guide is worth downloading and reviewing This free eBook covers many topics of relevance to all practice management systems:

  • Holiday Appreciation mailers and Outreach activities
  • Matter Clean-up and document destruction
  • Accounting and Management Reporting for year-end
  • And much more!

Click here to download your free copy of the Small Law Firm Guide to Closing Out the Year.

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If you are looking for insights into techniques and methods for closing 2018 and getting prepared for 2019, start with this publication. Then give us a call at Crosspointe Consulting Group (877-357-0555).or send us a message at info@crosspointecg.com.

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