Billing Manager, Corporate / Law Firm Billing Manager
Chicago, Illinois; Dallas, Texas; Houston, Texas; Orlando, Florida; Tampa, Florida (hybrid)
$116,900 - $192,900
Our client, a leading national law firm, is seeking a Billing Manager to lead its Business Law billing team. You will design and continuously improve the billing support model for the firm’s clients and attorneys, building trusted partnerships with partners, department chairs, and practice leadership while coaching an agile team of billing professionals.
Why You Should Apply
Lead a billing team and shape the long term billing support structure for a major practice.
Build credible relationships with partners, department chairs, and practice leadership.
Serve as a strategic resource on pro forma implementation and billing technology.
Base salary by location: Chicago, Dallas, and Houston $128,600 to $192,900; Orlando and Tampa $116,900 to $175,400.
Hybrid work environment.
Mentor and develop a high performing team with clear subject matter experts.
Ownership over policies, procedures, and process improvement across the billing function.
What You’ll Be Doing
Developing a proactive billing support model that anticipates attorney and client needs
Partnering with the Billing Operations Manager on training and onboarding for new billers
Monitoring team performance, service levels, and operational trends
Establishing and refining billing policies, procedures, and best practices
Building, mentoring, and cross training an agile billing team
Identifying workflow redesign and process improvement opportunities
About You
8+ years of progressive experience within the revenue cycle of a law firm
3+ years as a people manager within a law firm revenue cycle
Prior 3E experience strongly desired
Experience supporting complex billing structures in a large law firm environment
Deep understanding of legal billing and collection processes
How To Apply
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October 20, 2026