LawPay, an AffiniPay Solution
LawPay is designed to meet the specific compliance and financial needs of legal professionals, offering a secure solution for managing billing and payments while ensuring proper handling of credit card and eCheck transactions. It also safeguards against the commingling of funds and protects trust accounts, complying with ABA and IOLTA guidelines.
LawPay understands the unique compliance and financial requirements placed on legal professionals, which is why it was developed specifically to provide a simple, secure way to manage billing and payments from invoice to collection, giving legal professionals peace of mind that credit card and eCheck transactions are always handled correctly. LawPay’s proprietary technology prevents the commingling of earned and unearned funds and protects trust accounts against any third-party debiting, ensuring compliance with ABA and IOLTA guidelines. Vetted and approved by all 50 state bars and 80+ local and specialty bars, LawPay is proud to be the preferred payment partner of more than 50,000+ law firms.
When ALA members sign up for LawPay, they’ll pay no monthly fee for 6 months.
Features:
Secure Online Payments
LawPay makes it easy for your firm to accept online credit, debit, and eCheck payments, ensure the security of sensitive data, and protect your IOLTA account.
Billing & Invoicing
Manage every aspect of your billing and invoicing with ease. Easily create invoices for new or existing clients, send invoices via text or email, and get notified when payments have been made.
Pay Later
Receive the total invoiced amount upfront while offering your clients the flexibility of paying in installments over time.
Integrations with Leading Legal Technology Providers
LawPay’s technology integrates with 70+ leading legal technology providers, including most major practice management solutions, offering you the flexibility to run your firm the way you want.
Financial Reporting
Discover key insights through detailed financial reporting. Track and manage aging invoices, accounts receivable, office productivity, and trust accounting with ease.
- Finance & Accounting
- VIPs
LawPay Legal Resources Center
LawPay Pro Billing Software: Demo Video
Introducing: LawPay Pro—LawPay’s all-new end-to-end legal billing software. LawPay Pro was designed to provide everything law firms need to manage billing, invoicing, and time-tracking like a pro.
8 Tips to Improve Invoicing & Collections: Demo Video
Did you know 73% of lawyers struggle to get paid? Oftentimes the cause is inefficient processes for billing, accepting payments, and managing accounts receivable. These inefficiencies eat up valuable time and harm law firm cash flow and profits.
Austin, Texas 78746
Dru Armstrong is a customer-focused Chief Executive Officer (CEO) with expert knowledge in running high-growth software organizations. She has extensive experience scaling technology companies with market-leading private equity firms throughout her career and brings over 17 years of consumer and product technology development to her current role as CEO of AffiniPay. Dru’s prior experience includes leadership, operations, and consulting roles across the private equity field. She is a thought leader on topics including innovation, diversity and inclusion, and verticalized software.
Melissa Chambers is Vice President of Enterprise Solutions at LawPay, a digital payment platform developed specifically for the legal industry. Melissa joined the LawPay team in 2009, bringing more than a decade of experience to the organization. After graduating from the University of Mississippi with a degree in Accounting, Melissa took a job in public accounting—an industry she worked in for a year before making a career change and moving into commercial real estate. For the next eight years, Melissa worked at Equitable Real Estate, during which time she was promoted to Vice President. During her tenure at Equitable, she primarily managed large REITS and 501(c) (2) corporations. After eight years, Melissa left Equitable Real Estate to focus on raising her three children. While doing so, she started her own financial consulting company for small businesses. In 2019, she was appointed as a member of the PDAC committee for the Association of Legal Administrators, where she served for three years. She currently serves on the ALM Vendor Advisory Board.
