Legal Billing Specialist

Friedman Williams • Washington, District of Columbia • Full Time • $90,000–$110,000 / year

Posted on Fri, Oct 9, 2026

Job Description

One of the nation’s leading environmental law firm, seeks an experienced Legal Billing Specialist to manage a sophisticated portfolio of legal billing matters from prebill review through successful invoice submission, approval, and payment. This role is ideal for a strong legal billing professional who can independently handle high-volume and complex billing arrangements, including e-billing, client billing guidelines, discounts, split-party billing, alternative fee arrangements, accruals, appeals, and invoice rejections. The successful candidate will bring strong judgment, accuracy, follow-through, problem solving and communication skills, and will serve as a trusted billing partner to attorneys, clients, and the Finance team. This position reports to the Billing Supervisor and works closely with the Billing Manager, Finance Director, CFO, attorneys, and client service teams. This position can be located in Austin, DC, or Baltimore.

They do not just practice environmental law—we define it. With more than 170 lawyers across seven U.S. offices and a legacy spanning five decades, we are The Environmental Law Firm. We combine the sophistication and reach of larger firms with the focus and agility of a boutique, counseling the world’s largest companies, industry associations, and municipalities on complex and rapidly evolving environmental issues.

Key Responsibilities

Requirements

Work Environment
Hybrid model with a minimum of three in-office days per week. Some travel may be required.
**Please email resumes to: cbettencourt@friedmanwilliams.com **

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