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LED
light emitting diode.
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Participants discussed challenges due to the large number of agents and vendors that IP departments typically employ that do not have proper technology access to submit electronic invoices using a LEDES (Legal Electronic Data Exchange Standard) format, have low-value invoices, or are one-time service providers.
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Unlike tools used by law firms to create LEDES invoice files, the eBillingHub simplifies the electronic billing process by integrating a law firm's time and billing software with multiple electronic billing vendors, which are often specified by a firm's clients.
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