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Law Practice

Sep. 8, 2001

Bring Home the Bacon

Cash flow is the most important financial variable of businesses of all types and sizes, including law firms. Delinquent accounts can take a large bite from your working capital and impede your ability to pay your own expenses on a timely basis. Law firms, therefore, must ensure that they are paid on a timely basis, or they will face financial problems.

        By Pete Peterson
        
        Cash flow is the most important financial variable of businesses of all types and sizes, including law firms. Delinquent accounts can take a large bite from your working capital and impede your ability to pay your own expenses on a timely basis. Law firms, therefore, must ensure that they are paid ...

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