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Like it or not, beginning on Jan. 1, 2005, outside counsel for FMC Technologies Inc. must agree to use electronic billing and accept payment online through a credit card company. “We're just trying to streamline processes where we can,” says Jeffrey Carr, vice president and general counsel for FMC Technologies, which has its corporate offices in Houston.
E-Billing and E-Payment
FMC Technologies has used e-billing for about 2 years with most of its outside firms, says Jeffrey Carr, the company's vice president and general counsel. By requiring outside counsel to submit invoices online, the legal department reduced the number of steps in its approval process for payment from 10 to three, Carr says.
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