Billing Manager (Legal Billing & eBilling)

Posted 4 days ago

remx workforce expertsScottsdale (AZ)

Lawyers Office Administrative Services

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About the role

Billing Manager (Legal Billing & eBilling) Phoenix, AZ (Onsite, Hybrid Available After 90 Days)$79,000 - $110,000+ Base + Bonus Potential*Relocation expenses paid* Direct HireAre you an experienced legal billing professional with leadership experience and a strong background in eBilling? We're partnering with a rapidly growing managed services organization that supports some of the nation's leading law firms and professional services organizations. We are seeking a Billing Manager to lead a team of 10-12 billing professionals, oversee legal billing operations, and drive process improvements within a fast-paced environment supporting a national law firm.

What You'll Do:

Lead, coach, and develop a team of 11 billing professionals
Oversee legal billing, invoice processing, verification, and payment activities
Manage eBilling workflows and ensure compliance with client billing guidelines
Perform account reconciliations, reporting, and data analysis
Develop and improve billing policies, procedures, and operational efficiencies
Partner with cross-functional teams to optimize financial processes

Requirements:

5+ years of legal billing management experience
Experience managing billing teams
Strong eBilling background
Hands on experience with Aderant and/or Elite 3EExperience working within a law firm environment
Knowledge of legal billing platforms

Preferred Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field
Experience supporting large or national law firms
Consulting or outsourcing industry experience

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