New York · Since 2010

Accounting for lawyers,
who can't afford a mistake.

New York's only accounting firm focused exclusively on attorneys. Bookkeeping, IOLA trust accounting, tax, and payroll aligned to your non-delegable duties.

01 — Who we are

An accounting firm for lawyers, by design.

We provide full-charge tax and bookkeeping services to New York lawyers and law firms — and nothing else. Our team works individually with each client to ensure compliance with the rules governing your non-delegable duties.

We understand that your success is our success, and we build long-lasting relationships around it.

02 — What we do

Real-time advice, not year-end surprises.

Ongoing bookkeeping, IOLA and escrow reconciliations, tax preparation and filing, payroll, and strategic financial reporting — delivered continuously, so your practice is always audit-ready.

We bring deep knowledge of accounting practice and of the ethical rules relevant to attorney accounting in particular.

03 — Why us

Specialists, not generalists.

We are the only New York accounting firm which specializes solely in attorney accounting. Our services save you valuable time, ensure compliance, and put critical information at your fingertips.

Call us at 1 (929) 327-7711 or email staff@lawledgers.com.

Patent-pending · LawLedgers App

Trust accounting, engineered for law firms.

Our team built a patent-pending trust-accounting platform for firms handling IOLTA, escrow, and settlement funds — with direct bank connectivity, immutable ledgers, and automated three-way reconciliation.

  • End-to-end trust operations: deposits, checks, ACH, matter-level ledgers
  • Immutable transaction history with full audit event trails
  • Automated three-way reconciliation and variance detection
  • Bank-connected workflows (Plaid) and QuickBooks integration
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Conceptual trust-accounting interface showing bank balance context, trust ledgers, client sub-ledgers, reconciliation status, compliance checks, and workflow controls.

The cost of getting it wrong is a grievance committee audit.

Trust accounting mistakes don't show up on your balance sheet — they show up on the Attorney Grievance Committee's desk. We make sure they don't.

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