Coming soon to iOS & AndroidThe legal work marketplace
— now in your pocket.
Post tasks, review verified advocates, and track escrow-backed payments from anywhere. Download the lawb app to get started.
Launching soon — join the waitlist by checking back here.
From task to closed assignment
Post what you need, pick who does it, and pay only when it’s done — all from the app.
Post a task
Describe the work — a filing, a court appearance, drafting — set a budget and, if needed, link it to a court or case.
Review & select
Verified advocates request the task. Compare profiles and proposed budgets, then explicitly select who takes it on.
Track to completion
Work is tracked from start to finish, with messaging, status updates, and escrow-secured release of payment on completion.
Everything a legal marketplace needs
Not a generic freelance board — purpose-built for how legal work actually moves.
Verified professionals
Advocate profiles go through a verification flow, so you know who you're working with before you select them.
Court & case aware
Link tasks to a specific court and keep case-relevant work organized instead of buried in email threads.
Escrow-backed payments
Funds are secured up front and released on completion, with a wallet and withdrawal flow built in.
Built-in messaging
Discuss scope, share updates, and keep a record of the conversation attached to the assignment itself.
Reputation that travels
Completed assignments build a track record advocates carry with them across every future task.
Risk-aware by design
Disputes, private assignments, and access controls are handled explicitly, not bolted on as an afterthought.
For advocates
Build a verified profile, browse open tasks, and get paid for work you complete — without chasing invoices.
- Browse and request tasks that match your practice
- Get selected explicitly by the task creator
- Escrow-secured payment on completion
- A reputation record that follows you
For firms & creators
Post the work, choose from verified advocates, and track everything from request to close in one place.
- Post open or private, invite-only tasks
- Compare advocate profiles and proposed budgets
- Link work to a specific court or case
- One record of the task, chat, and payment
