Expert witness billing software,
not a repurposed time tracker.

Toggl doesn't know what deposition testimony is. Excel has no audit trail. Clio bills law firms, not experts. ExpertPractice bills the way expert witnesses actually work.

No credit card required.

Your rate schedule, applied automatically

File Review$350/hr
Deposition Testimony$500/hr
Trial Testimony$650/hr
Travel$200/hr

What billing software for expert witnesses actually needs

Multi-rate billing by activity type

Set a different rate for file review, research, deposition prep, deposition testimony, trial prep, trial testimony, travel, and correspondence — per case. Select the activity type on a time entry and the rate fills in automatically.

Audit-trail invoices

Every invoice is built from the underlying time entries — activity type, rate, and description attached to every line. When opposing counsel challenges a fee, the record is already there.

Time tracking built for litigation

Activity types, not generic "tasks." Deposition testimony, trial prep, and travel are first-class categories, not custom tags you have to configure yourself in a tool built for consultants or agencies.

Engagement letters, generated

Your full rate schedule — by activity type — drops into a generated engagement letter, so your billing basis is documented and signed before work begins.

How it compares

Toggl and Harvest are general-purpose time trackers. Clio bills law firms. Spreadsheets have no structure at all.

 ExpertPracticeToggl / HarvestClio
Multi-rate billing by activity typeBuilt in, per caseManual workaroundSingle or manual rates
Audit-trail invoicesAutomaticNoGeneral invoice, not activity-linked
Expert witness activity presetsDeposition, testimony, travel, etc.No — generic tasks/tagsNo — law firm billing codes
Engagement letter generationYes, from your rate scheduleNoNo
Built forExpert witnessesFreelancers & agenciesLaw firms generally

So much more than billing alone

Billing is where ExpertPractice started. It's grown into the operating system for a solo expert witness practice — cases, contacts, calendar, credential tracking, and the business analytics that go with running one.

Case management

Every case, deadline, and dollar in one record, with a running activity feed — time entries, invoices, payments, and documents log themselves automatically alongside your own notes.

Contacts & Clients

Contacts track the attorneys and firms you work with. Clients roll up every case, invoice, and balance for a firm or individual paying across multiple matters into one profile, automatically.

Calendar

Depositions, court dates, meetings, and invoice due dates on one grid, with recurring events and .ics import/export to sync with the calendar you already use.

Rule 26 & Daubert tracking

Your four-year testimony history and Daubert/Frye challenge outcomes tracked as they happen, not reconstructed from memory when a disclosure deadline hits.

Practice Intelligence

Revenue and hours trends, a breakdown of billed time by activity, and invoice performance — the business side of running a practice, not just the billing side.

Documents & public profile

Case documents in one place, plus an optional public expert profile that captures inbound inquiries — built to bring work in, not just bill for it.

Frequently asked questions

Is ExpertPractice billing software for expert witnesses?

Yes. ExpertPractice is built specifically for expert witness billing: per-case multi-rate structures by activity type (file review, deposition, trial testimony, travel), audit-trail invoices, and engagement letter generation — not a general-purpose time tracker or law firm billing platform adapted after the fact.

Can I import my existing time entries from Toggl, Harvest, or a spreadsheet?

Yes. The import wizard reads CSV or Excel exports from Toggl, Harvest, Clio, or your own spreadsheet, matches columns automatically, and maps entries to cases and activity types.

Does ExpertPractice replace Clio or Excel?

It replaces the parts of Clio or Excel you were repurposing for expert witness billing. Clio is built for law firm billing generally and has no expert-witness activity-type presets or Rule 26-aware engagement letters. Excel has no audit trail. ExpertPractice is scoped to expert witness practice management specifically.

How much does ExpertPractice cost?

$49/mo for the Solo plan ($39/mo billed annually), with a 14-day free trial and no credit card required to start.

Does ExpertPractice generate audit-trail invoices?

Yes. Every invoice is generated from logged time entries with activity type, rate, and description attached, giving you a defensible record if opposing counsel challenges your fees.

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