A Real Game Changer: 15–20% More Time Captured at Tyson & Mendes
A partner at the national insurance-defense trial firm on getting one to two hours back every day.
Tyson & Mendes tries cases for insurers across the country, and its partners live in the arithmetic of the billable day. Gordon Klug’s arithmetic changed when the firm brought in Hourglass.
“This software is a real game changer,” he says. “It saves me 1–2 hours per day and helps capture 15–20% more time.”
Where the time comes from
The hours come back from the places timekeeping used to leak: the end-of-day write-up, the entries reconstructed from memory, the short calls and quick reviews too small to stop for and too many to recall.
The captured time was always worked. Now it’s recorded: specific, guideline-clean, and on the bill it belongs to.