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> What is a participating law firm? > Participating law firms are the law firms which register an account, advertise their fees, and may be hired through Ticke

> What is a participating law firm? > Participating law firms are the law firms which register an account, advertise their fees, and may be hired through TicketTitan.com. Only licensed attorneys in good standing with their state bar(s) may register to be a participating law firm on TicketTitan.com. Law firms may register and advertise their fees for free, paying a very small flat processing fee to TicketTitan.com only when hired by a client. > *Currently, TicketTitan.com only allows one law firm per county to advertise their fees, but additional law firms may register and be placed on a waiting list. lol okay. So "firms" is really "first firm to register in your county". It's an absolutely fantastic idea but this tool is worthless to me until that isn't the case. Why are you doing this? Edit: Upon further reading, it's because one of the founders of OP's site runs a law firm named after this site which is conveniently one of the firms registered. What a racket!

will_brown 11y ago
>It's an absolutely fantastic idea but this tool is worthless to me until that isn't the case. Why are you doing this? Thanks, law is not an easy thing to scale. Not unlike most startups we are growing, eventually every jurisdiction be covered and by multiple law firms, but Rome wasn't built in a day. >Edit: Upon further reading, it's because one of the founders of OP's site runs a law firm named after this site which is conveniently one of the firms registered. What a racket! First, no I am OP and I do not have a law firm that is on TicketTitan, but another founder does. Do you consider Orbitz a racket? Was AirBnB a racket when it first started with only 1 listing, a air mattress in the founders apartment? Orbitz connected travelers with flights (but Orbitz was owned by the airlines), AirBnB offered an air mattress to sleep on in SF but that air mattress was in the apartment of the founder.

will_brown 11y ago

>It's an absolutely fantastic idea but this tool is worthless to me until that isn't the case. Why are you doing this? Thanks, law is not an easy thing to scale. Not unlike most startups we are growing, eventually every jurisdiction be covered and by multiple law firms, but Rome wasn't built in a day. >Edit: Upon further reading, it's because one of the founders of OP's site runs a law firm named after this site which is conveniently one of the firms registered. What a racket! First, no I am OP and I do not have a law firm that is on TicketTitan, but another founder does. Do you consider Orbitz a racket? Was AirBnB a racket when it first started with only 1 listing, a air mattress in the founders apartment? Orbitz connected travelers with flights (but Orbitz was owned by the airlines), AirBnB offered an air mattress to sleep on in SF but that air mattress was in the apartment of the founder.