OREGON — July 17, 2025 - Smokeball, the industry-leading legal practice management software platform, announced an exclusive partnership with the Oregon State Bar to provide all 15,000 of its licensees with free access to Smokeball Bill, Smokeball’s trust accounting and billing software solution. This tool will help solo and small-firm legal practitioners effectively, efficiently and compliantly manage their client trust accounts for improved client service.
Smokeball and the OSB recognize the important role solo and small law firms play in every local community. By providing Smokeball Bill for free, all licensees of the OSB will have access to a user-friendly software solution that helps assist with trust accounting and billing.
Manually managing trust accounting often leads to compliance errors and malpractice claims. Smokeball Bill makes it simple for law firm members to easily comply with trust accounting regulations.
“We are pleased to support licensees of the Oregon State Bar with access to trust accounting technology at no cost so that they can focus on what matters most, the legal work they perform,” said Jane Oxley, CRO and co-founder of Smokeball.
This is Smokeball's 16th free product partnership with a state bar. To learn more about Smokeball’s free product offering with the Oregon State Bar, or to sign up, please visit www.smokeball.com/oregonbill.
About Smokeball
Smokeball is your partner to drive your law firm into the future. As the industry's leading cloud-based legal practice management software, Smokeball empowers you to run your firm specific to your area of law. Our platform gives you all the insights and tools you need to work smarter, not harder: automatic time tracking and invoicing, streamlined workflows for your specific practice area, a library of over 20,000 standard legal forms and documents, and actionable reports. Smokeball is a member benefit of over 20 U.S. bar associations. Learn how to run your best firm at smokeball.com.
About the Oregon State Bar
The Oregon State Bar (OSB) was established in 1935 by the Oregon Legislative Assembly to license and discipline legal practitioners, regulate the practice of law and provide a variety of services to licensees and the public. The bar is a public corporation and an instrumentality of the Oregon Judicial Department, funded by licensing and program fees.
