Lawclerk

What it is Overview

What It Does

LAWCLERK is a US marketplace where law firms hire freelance attorneys for overflow legal work — research, drafting, discovery, briefs. Firms post projects or build a roster of repeat freelancers, and engage them per-project, by the hour, or through a monthly Virtual Associate subscription (10 to 160 hours). The platform positions itself as compliant with the ethics rules of all 50 state bars, which is its main differentiator from generic freelance marketplaces.

Who It’s For — Persona Workflows

Solo Practitioner / Small Firm
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Workflow fit: Research / analysis → document drafting. Use it to absorb
              overflow without hiring a full-time associate.
Strengths: Per-project and hourly engagement; ethics-compliance framing
           removes a common solo concern about outsourcing.
Community: No practitioner reports gathered yet.

What We Found

LAWCLERK runs a lawyer-to-lawyer freelance marketplace. Reporting from LawSites (2023) covered its move to allow hiring by the hour; Lawyerist covered a mobile app (2022). The company states it has thousands of freelance attorneys across most practice areas. We have not verified the freelancer count or the 50-state-bar compliance claim independently.

Company Info

Sector: Legal freelance marketplace
Founded: 2016 (Crunchbase/CB Insights — unverified against primary source)
HQ: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA (search sources — unverified)

What We Haven’t Verified

“Over 3,600 freelance attorneys” — vendor figure
“Complies with ethics rules of all 50 state bars” — vendor claim
Founding year and HQ — from third-party profiles, not confirmed against the company directly

Integrations 2 platforms

Platforms Lawclerk integrates with. Depth — where curated — reflects how native the connection is. Uncurated entries render without a depth dot.

Deep — bi-directional API Medium — one-way sync / webhook Shallow — middleware / Zapier-class

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