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I am not sure how different is this from a service like www.rocketlawyer.com which I tried using once and had a crappy experience. They tried to sign me up for
by codegeek 13y ago
I am not sure how different is this from a service like www.rocketlawyer.com which I tried using once and had a crappy experience. They tried to sign me up for a recurring subscription and claimed to have unlimited access to lawyers. But the lawyer I spoke to said that the unlimited access is limited to basic consultation only. Anything custom will cost you the usual lawyer money.
- tptacek 13y agoStarting point: Lawdingo isn't Rocketlawyer.
- rhc2104 13y agoLawdingo does not have subscriptions for people looking for lawyers- you just pay the lawyer for time spent https://www.lawdingo.com/about/clients/phone-consultations https://www.lawdingo.com/about/clients/phone-consultations
- codegeek 13y agoThanks.
- nirmel 13y agoAs others have said, we do not charge a subscription fee to consumers. We let lawyers offer free initial consultations and most do. You can choose to or to not work with the lawyers after that. All we do is make the whole discovery, communication and payments aspects much more efficient.