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Lee Hecht Harrison Nederland B.V.

Legal Billing Manager | Hybid

Lee Hecht Harrison Nederland B.V., Louisville, Kentucky, us, 40201

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LHH Recruitment Solutions (pka Parker+Lynch) is working with a trusted national law firm client looking for a Legal Billing Manager. This role will focus on their E Billing department and managing this respective team. Daily role looks like managing / training the team, process improvement, E-Billing platform compliance and troubleshooting, and communicating with internal stakeholders. This role will be hybrid and can sit in Indianapolis, Cincinnati, or Louisville. Duties: Oversee E-Billing Processes & Procedures Handle Escalations and Discrepancies Supervise, Train, and Develop E-Billing Team Ensure Invoice Compliance Troubleshoot Client E-Billing Platforms Process Improvement Financial Reporting Cross-Team Collaboration Communication With Key Stakeholders Qualifications: 5+ Years’ Experience in Professional Services Billing Environment Required E-Billing Systems Experience Required 5+ Years’ Supervision Experience Required Bachelors in Business, Accounting, or Finance Preferred Benefits: Medical, dental, vision insurance 401(k) matching and profit sharing 4 weeks PTO Paid parking Cell phone reimbursement Annual bonus Pay Details:

$110,000.00 to $130,000.00 per year Search managed by:

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