Senior Client Account Billing Specialist (Global Law Firm)

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Position: Senior Client Account Billing Specialist (Global Law Firm)
Company: AM 100 Law (Hybrid)
Location: Washington, DCComp Package: Base to $110K, Paid Overtime, Tuition Reimbursement, Full Benefits, Bonus, 401K+, etc. Responsibilities for Senior Client Billing Specialist (Global Law Firm):Handle complex billing and client analysis projects Understands and responds to inquiries and requests made by clients, attorneys and support staff Ability to formulate strong work team relationships both internally and externally Prepare bills and internal forms including appropriate back-up required to process monthly reminder memos, A/R write-offs, retainer and on-account applications, etc Handle assigned partner(s) billing and collection activity Handle time/cost transfers; investigate appropriateness of where entries should be billed Track status of bills submitted, identify issues, and work to address rejections and reductions as they arise Provide assistance to partners and clients regarding outstanding and/or short paid invoices Qualifications for Senior Client Account Billing Specialist (Global Law Firm):Bachelor’s Degree required 3+ years of billing experience within a law firm required Aderant, 3E or Elite a plus Possess outstanding interpersonal skills in order to work effectively within a team environment, as well as independently Ability to adapt to new assignments and deadlines in a fast-paced, highly demanding environmentMS Office with emphasis on Word and Excel

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