Comments on: Excel and Numbers Templates for Attorney Billing Timesheets http://www.esquiremac.com/2009/05/excel-and-numbers-templates-for-attorney-billing-timesheets/ Macs. Lawyers. Simple. Tue, 09 Mar 2010 19:05:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Jeka http://www.esquiremac.com/2009/05/excel-and-numbers-templates-for-attorney-billing-timesheets/comment-page-1/#comment-545 Jeka Tue, 09 Mar 2010 19:05:22 +0000 http://www.esquiremac.com/?p=299#comment-545 Thanks Mac, My field of work is entirely different but this template is awesome. I've also tried a lot of different solutions and at the end spreadsheet seems like the best way to go for tracking these things. Thanks Mac,

My field of work is entirely different but this template is awesome.

I’ve also tried a lot of different solutions and at the end spreadsheet seems like the best way to go for tracking these things.

]]> By: Technology Blog http://www.esquiremac.com/2009/05/excel-and-numbers-templates-for-attorney-billing-timesheets/comment-page-1/#comment-534 Technology Blog Thu, 28 Jan 2010 20:37:05 +0000 http://www.esquiremac.com/?p=299#comment-534 Yeah cheers for all the heads up, oh, and I can relate to you Isaac I use timesolv where I work - and it drives me silly sometimes - the flexibility is kind of annoying, not only that, but I have the UI. Grr, anyway, thank you for the advice :) Regards, Jakk :D Yeah cheers for all the heads up, oh, and I can relate to you Isaac I use timesolv where I work – and it drives me silly sometimes – the flexibility is kind of annoying, not only that, but I have the UI.

Grr, anyway, thank you for the advice :)

Regards,

Jakk :D

]]> By: Chris Monaghan http://www.esquiremac.com/2009/05/excel-and-numbers-templates-for-attorney-billing-timesheets/comment-page-1/#comment-531 Chris Monaghan Fri, 22 Jan 2010 14:49:43 +0000 http://www.esquiremac.com/?p=299#comment-531 I'd like to recommend Time59 (<a href="http://www.time59.com" rel="nofollow">www.time59.com</a>) for your billing. It is web-based, handles trust accounting and is very reasonably priced. I’d like to recommend Time59 (http://www.time59.com) for your billing. It is web-based, handles trust accounting and is very reasonably priced.

]]> By: Danielle G. Van Ess http://www.esquiremac.com/2009/05/excel-and-numbers-templates-for-attorney-billing-timesheets/comment-page-1/#comment-378 Danielle G. Van Ess Wed, 17 Jun 2009 03:20:34 +0000 http://www.esquiremac.com/?p=299#comment-378 This is fantastic! I charge flat rate fees for most of my work, but occasionally need to keep track of billable hours. As a newly-solo attorney I haven't needed or wanted to pay the hefty price tags for all the software out there has to offer. This suits my needs perfectly for the time being. Thank you! This is fantastic! I charge flat rate fees for most of my work, but occasionally need to keep track of billable hours. As a newly-solo attorney I haven’t needed or wanted to pay the hefty price tags for all the software out there has to offer. This suits my needs perfectly for the time being. Thank you!

]]> By: dan http://www.esquiremac.com/2009/05/excel-and-numbers-templates-for-attorney-billing-timesheets/comment-page-1/#comment-339 dan Thu, 14 May 2009 06:45:56 +0000 http://www.esquiremac.com/?p=299#comment-339 I was doing exactly this before I moved over to a timekeeper solution. It would easily calculate my time from my start and end times, rounding up to the tenth of an hour. Worked pretty well too, but I got tired of adding up all my time at the end. I was doing exactly this before I moved over to a timekeeper solution. It would easily calculate my time from my start and end times, rounding up to the tenth of an hour. Worked pretty well too, but I got tired of adding up all my time at the end.

]]> By: John Dutcher http://www.esquiremac.com/2009/05/excel-and-numbers-templates-for-attorney-billing-timesheets/comment-page-1/#comment-336 John Dutcher Tue, 05 May 2009 23:26:56 +0000 http://www.esquiremac.com/?p=299#comment-336 Hi Esquiremac I admire your spreadsheet. It is ingenious, quick and easy to use. However, I use RTG billing software because it does two things for me. First, I can start it and select a project to assign time to and then RTG gets out of the way, keeps track of time spent, and comes back when I want it. Second, it will take my time and convert it into billing documents, which step is still requred by an Excel program. Selecting the project is a littlle time consuming, but I don't have to rename it each time. Thanks for sharing your efforts. Regards, John Hi Esquiremac
I admire your spreadsheet. It is ingenious, quick and easy to use. However, I use RTG billing software because it does two things for me. First, I can start it and select a project to assign time to and then RTG gets out of the way, keeps track of time spent, and comes back when I want it. Second, it will take my time and convert it into billing documents, which step is still requred by an Excel program. Selecting the project is a littlle time consuming, but I don’t have to rename it each time.
Thanks for sharing your efforts.
Regards,
John

]]> By: Isaac Anderson http://www.esquiremac.com/2009/05/excel-and-numbers-templates-for-attorney-billing-timesheets/comment-page-1/#comment-335 Isaac Anderson Tue, 05 May 2009 13:31:50 +0000 http://www.esquiremac.com/?p=299#comment-335 Adam, thank you for the tips and the templates. In my solo practice we use timesolv (an online billing solution), but sometimes it's not flexible enough for court presentation of our fees. Your template will fill in those gaps for us. Adam, thank you for the tips and the templates. In my solo practice we use timesolv (an online billing solution), but sometimes it’s not flexible enough for court presentation of our fees. Your template will fill in those gaps for us.

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