Temp Billing Clerk

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plona partnersTampa (FL)

Billing and Posting Clerks Temporary Help Services

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Junior

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$24.10–$31.20/hour

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About the role

📍 Billing Clerk 💰 Compensation: $24.10–$31.20/hour🏢 Schedule: Hybrid📍 Location: Downtown Tampa, FLPlona Partners is partnering with a leading Am Law 100 law firm to identify a Billing Clerk to join its growing Finance team in Tampa. This is a strong opportunity for someone looking to build their career within legal billing and gain exposure to the financial operations of a large, sophisticated law firm.

What You’ll Do: • Support the preparation and processing of client invoices and prebills• Enter billing edits, including time, cost, rate, narrative, and formatting adjustments• Review billing records for accuracy and help resolve discrepancies• Assist the Billing team with monthly deadlines and outstanding items• Prepare reports, spreadsheets, and other billing support materials• Work closely with Billing Specialists, attorneys, practice assistants, and Finance professionals

What We’re Looking For: • Previous billing, invoicing, accounting, data-entry, or administrative experience• Legal or professional services experience is preferred, but not required• Experience with Aderant or another billing/accounting platform is a plus• Strong attention to detail, organization, and ability to work within deadlines

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