Billing Specialist

Posted 2 days ago

teague campbellRaleigh (NC)

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About the role

Teague Campbell started as a partnership between two attorneys in 1948 and has developed into a thriving civil litigation law firm. As the firm continues to grow, we have found the need to hire a Billing Specialist for our Raleigh office. As a North Carolina based 30+ attorney firm, we value meaningful relationships and operate as a true business partner to our clients.
The Position: Under the guidance of the Director of Finance, the Billing Specialist will be responsible for performing general accounting duties to include billing (with a strong emphasis on electronic billing), processing of client exception reports, client cash receipts, and follow up collections communications.
The Ideal Candidate: · Has ideally 2-3 years of law firm billing experience.· Exhibits polished written and verbal communication skills with clients and firm members.· Has excellent computer skills, with preferred experience using Net Documents and Centerbase or other billing platform.· Able to work in a fast-paced environment and multitask under tight deadlines.· Able to triage questions and provide support in a timely manner.· Can work independently and with a team, is self-motivated, detailed and results oriented.
Benefits: Competitive salary based on up to date Raleigh law firm compensation survey results Medical, dental, and vision benefits Medical and dependent care flexible spending accounts 401k plan with employer match Free short-term and long-term disability Technology stipend for home office Paid holidays/vacation Casual dress code Hybrid schedule is offered (3 days remote, 2 days required in office/week) after a 90-day in-office probationary period is completed Teague Campbell is an equal employment opportunity employer and encourages candidates from all backgrounds to apply. We value diversity and inclusion in our workplace.

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