Case Study: Severson & Werson improves contemporaneous time entry compliance with Aderant iTimekeep

How Severson & Werson Drives Compliance with Contemporaneous Time Entry

Severson & Werson, a California law firm, needed a better way to improve compliance with contemporaneous time entry. Attorneys were often submitting time up to 30 days after work was completed, making billing less accurate and risking lost billable hours. To address the issue, the firm turned to Aderant’s iTimekeep, which integrates with its Juris time and billing system.

Aderant implemented a mobile time entry approach that allowed attorneys to record time remotely on iPhone and Android devices, including voice-to-text entry for ease of use. The solution was simple to adopt, required minimal training, and quickly improved timekeeping behavior across the firm. As a result, Severson & Werson saw better compliance, fewer billing corrections, and more accurate time entries, with leadership noting that even a small amount of recovered time could more than justify the investment.

Severson & Werson

Ron Manual

Chief Operating Officer