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Interestingly, we see far more usage among people with family, criminal, personal injury, landlord-tenant, and other normal-people cases than startups/businesse
by nirmel 14y ago
Interestingly, we see far more usage among people with family, criminal, personal injury, landlord-tenant, and other normal-people cases than startups/businesses. I suppose it should not be a surprise that many orders of magnitude more people get divorced than decide to start a startup.
I do like the upload documents idea, though, and we'll explore that and get there soon enough.
- mbesto 14y agoI'd imagine a majority of the questions being asked have to reference most legal documents. A couple of examples I think in my own recent memory: 1. Term sheet / Letter of Intent Review 2. Am I supposed to pay X% in taxes this year? (need to see a tax form) 3. Is my landlord screwing me for making me pay X amount after I've moved out? (need to provide the lease) 4. What happens in the UK SEIS scheme if the company fails? (need to review SEIS scheme details) A majority of the law (albeit very minute) that I've encountered, the first thing I usually have to do is fill out a questionnaire. I wonder if you could also get lawyers to provide sample questionnaires to at least get the background information. As my most recent accountant visit said to me "I don't want to do the donkey work if you can do it yourself. You shouldn't have to pay for that." This should be no different for lawyers. The value is much more transparent then. I suppose that's your overall goal, no? Site looks nice...good luck!