New Solo Have JD, Will Work Remotely. Contract Attorneys Fill Gaps When Firms Have Short-Term Needs.
Let the record show, records were meant to be corrected. In this episode, we revisit something we mentioned that might not have been the full story, the role of the remote attorney and the freelance attorneys provided by LAWCLERK.
Guest Kristin Tyler is a lawyer and co-founder and chief brand officer at LAWCLERK, which supplies contract attorneys for growing, busy law firms under an arrangement where freelance attorneys work under the supervision of a client’s in-house attorneys.
From discovery to document review to deposition management, contract attorneys can manage routine tasks at rates designed to be affordable for growing firms. Why hire a part-time paralegal when you can hire an actual attorney at a comparable rate?
Whether you’re a growing firm or an attorney looking for part-time work, hear why this could be the solution you’ve been looking for.
Questions or ideas about solo and small practices? Drop us a line at NewSolo@legaltalknetwork.com.
Topics:
- Contract and part-time remote attorneys can help busy, growing firms find affordable legal assistance when things get hectic.
- Why hire a remote paralegal when you can hire an actual, licensed attorney at a comparable cost? Do your best and outsource the rest! Special for our listeners, for your first hire from LAWCLERK, use the promo code NewSolo25 for a $100 rebate.
- Hear how the arrangement works, including ethical and licensing policies, confidentiality, state-specific availability, and even hiring attorneys who are experts in the exact area of law you need.
Resources:
Previously on New Solo, “Checking In! Four Years Later, Solo Practice Aloha Divorce Is Thriving”