Simplified Guide to Electronic Payments for Lawyers
What’s Inside?
When law firms accept credit cards and other forms of electronic payments, they reap a number of benefits—as do their clients. But despite all the payment processing options out there, legal-specific compliance regulations mean that not all of them are good options for law offices. So instead, consider looking at payment options designed specifically for the legal industry.
A legal-specific merchant can support your team with a more streamlined workflow and help you follow law firm compliance and trust accounting requirements
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