The Last Manual Timesheet: How AI Is Changing Legal Billing for Good

About This Webinar

Timekeeping is one of the most important parts of a law firm's business, yet for many attorneys it is still one of the most manual. Reconstructing time at the end of the day, remembering what happened between meetings, switching between matters, and trying to meet complex client billing guidelines can create frustration for attorneys and significant administrative work for firms. But what if AI could change that?

Join Element and Billables AI for an engaging conversation about the future of legal timekeeping and billing. We'll take a practical look at how AI can capture the context of an attorney's work, reduce manual time entry, improve billing accuracy, and give firms greater visibility into how time is actually being spent.

What You'll Learn

• 1AI-powered timekeeping: How AI can capture time and context throughout the workday, including interruptions, task switching, and work across different systems.
• 2Billing guidelines and compliance: How technology can apply firm and client-specific billing requirements and surface potential issues before invoices are finalized.
• 3Prebill review: How AI can identify inconsistencies and potential billing issues that would otherwise require significant manual review.
• 4Privacy and confidentiality: The questions firms should ask about data handling, security, confidentiality, and whether firm data is used to train AI models.
• 5Attorney adoption: How AI-powered timekeeping can support different workflows without requiring an all-or-nothing approach.
• 6Beyond time capture: How timekeeping data can deliver insights into productivity, workload, operational efficiency, and how legal work is actually getting done.

AI is changing nearly every part of the legal technology landscape, and timekeeping and billing are no exception. This webinar will help you understand what AI timekeeping actually is, where it fits within your existing technology stack, and what firms should consider before implementing it.

Whether you're a firm leader, legal operations professional, administrator, IT professional, or attorney, you'll walk away with a better understanding of what's possible today and where legal billing is headed next.