As the legal profession changes, attorneys are looking for more flexible ways to manage their workloads and increase their income. On the other hand, law firms, in-house legal departments, and legal staffing companies are looking for more flexible approaches to hire attorneys for short term projects. Typical use cases include attorneys needing specialized assistance for a client matter or are looking for attorneys licensed in another jurisdiction to handle part of a case or project. Another situation may be the need to rapidly scale the resources of a firm or in-house legal team in order to meet the sudden needs of a client (think bet-the-company litigation or mergers and acquisition activity). Legably is the solution for all of these challenges.
Legably is an online freelance staffing platform that connects vetted and licensed attorneys who are looking for contract engagements with other attorneys, law firms, and legal staffing companies in need of staffing support.
Attorneys create profiles on Legably and provide their professional and firm information. They then bid on work being posted by other attorneys who are looking for help. When attorneys are hired, they agree to the scope of work, the timeline it will be completed in, and the total amount that the lawyer performing the work will charge. Legably is not a subscription service, and it is absolutely free to sign up, create accounts, and post and bid on projects and jobs.
In the short video below, you’ll be able to see how easy it is to sign up for Legably, create a profile and find a job.
There are many additional features in the making to help and make the life of the solo practitioner and any small law firm easier.
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Legably is not a law firm and does not provide any legal advice to any party, for any reason. Legably does not connect clients to attorneys, and projects posted or performed via the Legably platform does not constitute an attorney-client relationship. Legably profiles may only be created by licensed attorneys in good standing with their licensing jurisdictions, and it is understood that any attorney hired to handle work on behalf of another attorney is working under their license.
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