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Three ways to get legal work done. The demo covers whichever fits your caseload.
Bar-admitted remote associates by the hour for ongoing support: research, drafting, hearings, and long-running matters. No minimum.
A legal AI litigation associate you train to your firm. It works from the full context of your case, with court rules and verified research.
One deliverable, one flat fee: briefs, memos, contract reviews, discovery. You set the price, funds release only when you approve.
Every freelance attorney on LAWCLERK clears the same five gates before their profile appears: bar admission, email confirmation, government ID verification, and human-reviewed license confirmation.
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Real reviews from attorneys who hired through LAWCLERK.
Very quick in getting me an outline, draft and final product within a short deadline.Outline, draft, final on deadline
This project was completed accurately, efficiently, and on time, with a level of quality that surpassed what I was looking for.Exceeded expectations
His analysis was sharp, his writing was polished, and the final product stood out in a way that drew praise from my colleagues.Praised by colleagues
You set the gross rate. As a guide: entry-level around $90/hour, five-plus years $120 to $140/hour, ten-plus years $160 and up. Flat-fee projects are typically estimated as hourly rate times anticipated hours. Profiles also show each attorney's rate range.
Every attorney clears government-ID identity verification through Persona, and LAWCLERK staff confirm each bar license directly with the issuing jurisdiction. Attorneys never self-approve, and only verified profiles appear on the marketplace.
Enter potential conflicts when you create a posting; selected associates review them and accept or decline the engagement. For ongoing relationships, revisit conflicts during interviews.
The retainer equals the greater of $1,000 or your hourly rate times the maximum weekly hours, and it replenishes weekly as hours are logged.
Yes. A Flat-Fee Project is a one-time assignment with a fixed total fee: motions, briefs, contracts, research memos, and similar deliverables, typically on a one-to-two-week deadline that you set.
Start with direct feedback; most issues resolve with a revision. If not, submit a dispute through the platform before accepting: disputes address incomplete scope, not quality judgments, and are decided on the posting's clarity and industry standards.