[Sponsored] In The Land Of Legal Make-Believe

In a far off land of legal make-believe where lines of clients wait eagerly. Where solo attorneys can choose their faves and happy clients give them all the raves. Where cases won tally up to the sky and notoriety is at an all time high. Our solo attorney’s expertise is unrivaled in her chosen niche and hourly rate, expenses, and such are almost never challenged much.

In this land of attorney bliss her solo practice is never remiss. She works hard to finish the case and presses matters at a blistering pace. easy-pay-myshingle-attorney-magic2-1-pdf-2Her briefs and files are never blurry to the delight of clerk and judge and jury. Her arguments tight, convincing, and pert persuading the most doubtful minds to convert.  

She feverishly works from day to day never taking a single notice of pay. In fact, and confidently she chortles with ease, “I’m not worried, I’ll bill when I please!” So time goes by and cases fly and billing will get done by and by. Clients never take two looks at the fees and hours she books. They’re eager to pay and come back again in this legal make-believe land. So they pay their bills the moment received because the outcome was so brilliantly achieved.

If you too live in this land of legal make-believe, you can be sure your money to receive. BUT, if you live in the world of the now and now where clients are few and cases rarely ‘wow!’. If you slave through the day to earn a well deserved pay. If you do good work and bill on time expecting clients to pay you the dime. If you expected a break but your clients take, take, take. If you’re tired of working and billing and chasing only to be told that your billing is waiting. Then do something different, shake off the chains, take control of the payments, don’t suffer the pains.

How do we do it, this legal make-believe, collecting on billing, on-time money receive? ‘Clients don’t pay, they only argue’ you say, ‘I work and I work, I bill and I bill, only to have them abuse my goodwill.’ Client abuse is not our forte but we can certainly make sure they pay. We’ve taken a look at the attorney dilemma and developed an answer that’s sure to deliver.

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Smart lawyers who don’t pretend, who bill promptly upon matters end, can trust in the simple but powerful cure to put an end to late payments for sure. We’re new on your block but not new in town, for twenty years we’ve been around. It’s oh so real and not make-believe, three simple steps to money receive. Solo attorneys can get paid right away, visit us here and sign up today – easypayjd.com!

5 Comments

  1. Paul Spitz on October 18, 2016 at 12:51 pm

    OK, I don’t have a lot of time to plow through your website, so let me ask some questions here.

    First, it sounds to me like we don’t have to take any money up front from clients, that you will pay the invoice, and then take on the burden of getting reimbursed by our clients. Is that accurate?

    Second, assuming I’ve characterized the service correctly, what if the client refuses to pay – do you take them to collections? And if so, how do you protect us from the client then retaliating with a malpractice suit or disciplinary claim?

    Third, how do you make money – do you take a percentage of the payment due to us from the client?



  2. myshingle on October 18, 2016 at 1:24 pm

    I will see if I can get these answers. I also apologize if you were mislead into reading the post; they are now clearly labelled as sponsored content.



  3. Paul Spitz on October 18, 2016 at 1:54 pm

    I knew it was sponsored. It’s just that the post and their website leaves out most of the important details.



  4. Jim Turner on October 20, 2016 at 4:11 pm

    Thanks for your question Paul! Glad to answer for you:

    First, that would be a great solution but not what we do. Our software stores your client’s payment information securely (think card-on-file at a hotel) and obtains a ‘consent’ to process payments to that card upon completion of work so that when the invoice is final you can process the payment immediately without waiting for a check or for the client to get back to you with a credit card. In addition, you designate which account the money is deposited to (Operating, Trust, IOLTA).

    Second, our software securely stores the credit/debit card information that you collected from the client before doing any work for them. When you enter the credit/debit card information our system prints a consent form for the client to sign giving you permission to charge his or her payment card for the amount owed. Since you have the client’s consent to use the payment card for services rendered you now have control over the payment transaction.

    NOTE: If the invoice requires client approval before payment then once approval is received you can access the card on file in our software and process the payment. They do not have to send you a check. If your invoice is a pre-arranged flat fee without the need for approval then simply process the transaction once the work is complete.

    Third, yes we charge a percent of the transaction. Feel free to contact us for specifics. sales@easypayjd.com

    Check out our new video here to see the software in action:

    Again – thanks for the questions – I hope I have addressed them to your satisfaction.



  5. Paul Spitz on October 25, 2016 at 3:45 pm

    You have, and I appreciate it.



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