Your license. Your client. Your fee.
We are building with Colorado family-law firms first. A lawyer at the firm signs, modifies or declines each AI finding on the firm's own matters, and the record shows who stood behind what, against which documents, before it left the office.
What happens after you register
Four steps, and the first one is not an agreement.
- STEP 1
You register interest.
Email, firm, state, practice area. Not an agreement.
- STEP 2
We check your license.
Before you review anything, we confirm you are active and in good standing with your state bar.
- STEP 3
You try the demo.
The same invented matters you can review now, so you can judge the checks before you put your name under any.
- STEP 4
Your firm's first matter.
One real matter, your lawyers signing, the record in your hands. You see matters from your own state only. Declining costs you nothing.
Three commitments
What we will and will not do with your license.
You never see a price on the card.
A fee that fires on signing turns your license into a payment gate. Declining costs you nothing.
No cut of your fee, no pay per lead.
Avvo shut down its flat-fee legal marketplace in 2018 after state bars objected on fee-sharing and referral grounds (Hinshaw). Colorado's opinion 122 treats pay-per-lead services as impermissible (CBA). We will ask your bar before any fee exists.
Your clients stay your clients.
The relationship, the engagement letter and the fee are yours. LawyerSwipe never reads your files; it records what your lawyer decided about a finding.