No offence but I don't believe that any of the times reported by lawyers, accountants etc charged to clients are anywhere close to realistic. In my interactions

No offence but I don't believe that any of the times reported by lawyers, accountants etc charged to clients are anywhere close to realistic. In my interactions with lawyers, I was often charged 1-2h of work for writing a single one paragraph letter. There's a business idea, develop a time tracking software that tracks if lawyers etc. are actually charging the correct time. Funnily enough while they are quite happy for their employees to use software like this, I seriously doubt they would agree to clients using the same software.