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Call me crazy, but it seems like a marketplace exactly like ThemeForest/CreativeMarket so I wonder why their business model does not follow the ThemeForest busi
by TheBiv 13y ago
Call me crazy, but it seems like a marketplace exactly like ThemeForest/CreativeMarket so I wonder why their business model does not follow the ThemeForest business model...where the law firm would buy bulk credits in $100/$200/etc increments and then they would have clerks read and review and annotate cases which can be purchased on a micro level (like say $5 for a case) so that CaseText can provide high quality content for lawyers bc the creators of the content would be getting a kickback.
Then, maybe, the cases could be bundled together in logical formats so that they could distinguish themselves from the big guys by not only providing a better tool, but logically grouping cases to ease the burden of the lawyer's ability to search effectively!
- joannahuey 13y agoNot crazy at all! But, we think we can get higher quality annotations by focusing on building a community of lawyers interested in demonstrating their expertise (to build their online reputation or get referrals) than by hiring clerks. We are working on improving search by grouping cases by issue -- users can already tag cases with various legal terms, and we'll incorporate those tags into search to improve the results.
- TheBiv 13y agoFair point. I just want y'all to make money so just throwing ideas out there! :) Good luck on y'alls journey! btw I need to learn the lingo, bc I didn't actually mean clerks, I meant the lawyers you were referring to...I think clerk may mean low wage unskilled worker.