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This highly successful masterclass, receiving the highest ratings from our delegates and led by internationally recognised e-billing guru Bryan King, will get you fully updated on e-billing standards in the UK and show you how other firms are successfully implementing e-billing, ensuring that you are aware of how to operate a maximum efficiency e-billing initiative in your firm. By the end of the masterclass you will know how to successfully integrate e-billing with your current systems, overcome cultural issues, get fee-earner buy in and maximise the potential of e-billing to strengthen your client relationships. This masterclass is open to heads of Finance, heads of Strategy and Partners with a keen interest in keeping their firms up to date with the current needs of clients.

Masterclass leader: Bryan King

Bryan King was the IT development manager at Linklaters from 1985 to 1994. He then moved to Lovells before joining Clifford Chance in 1996 where he held a number of senior system roles. Between 2004 and 2007 Bryan was the global co-ordinator of Clifford Chance's growing e-billing (electronic invoicing) initiatives and as well as successfully managing activities across the firm's billing departments and practice areas this involved working with major clients, e-billing intermediaries, other law firms, regulators and the various e-billing standards bodies.

Since January 2008, Bryan has become an independent e-billing consultant and now advises law firms and in-house legal departments on e-billing issues and assists in the successful implementation of e-billing projects. He has written a number of articles and is asked to speak on e-billing issues frequently. He is seen as one of the leading experts in e-billing outside of the US.

Bryan was also a founder member of the eLFF (e-billing Law Firm Forum) - a group representing the international law firms working together to resolve common strategic e-billing issues from a global perspective.
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