Madison Goddyn and Sarah Greig offer insight into Clio’s latest tools for tracking time and expenses in law firms.
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Madison Goddyn is a junior product designer at Clio who works on the case management team that covers matters,...
Sarah Greig is a product manager at Clio. She works primarily on case management workflows, and loves talking to...
Christopher T. Anderson has authored numerous articles and speaks on a wide range of topics, including law firm management,...
Without an accurate account of their time, attorneys really can’t measure the profitability of their firm and may not even be in compliance with ethical standards. At Clio Cloud Conference 2019, host Christopher Anderson talks with Madison Goddyn and Sarah Greig about their presentation on tracking time with new tools from Clio. They discuss the most common pain points lawyers face and the unique timekeeping solutions offered through Clio’s software.
Madison Goddyn is a junior product designer at Clio.
Sarah Greig is a product manager at Clio.
Special thanks to Clio for sponsoring this episode.
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| Published: | October 21, 2019 |
| Podcast: | On the Road |
| Category: | Best Legal Practices , Legal Technology |
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On the Road |
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