This week FreelanceLaw earned a mention on Robert Ambrogi's LawSite blog list of "new and intriguing websites for the legal profession."
We couldn't agree more. Now with over 1,000 freelance legal professionals from 48 states profiled, FreelanceLaw should be the first source for law firms and inhouse counsel who are looking for freelance lawyers (often referred to as contract lawyers), paralegals, and other independent professionals.
These freelancers are available to work directly for other attorneys for projects of all sizes and on terms individually negotiated. FreelanceLaw is not an employment agency and thus the cost savings can be shared between law firms and freelancers.
FreelanceLaw will be holding a series of "Introduction to FreelanceLaw.com" webinars on July 29, August 5, and August 6 to introduce its services and features to law firms and freelancers. Registration as a user on the site in advance of the webinar is recommended, but not required. Click here to register for the webinar.
We couldn't agree more. Now with over 1,000 freelance legal professionals from 48 states profiled, FreelanceLaw should be the first source for law firms and inhouse counsel who are looking for freelance lawyers (often referred to as contract lawyers), paralegals, and other independent professionals.
These freelancers are available to work directly for other attorneys for projects of all sizes and on terms individually negotiated. FreelanceLaw is not an employment agency and thus the cost savings can be shared between law firms and freelancers.
FreelanceLaw will be holding a series of "Introduction to FreelanceLaw.com" webinars on July 29, August 5, and August 6 to introduce its services and features to law firms and freelancers. Registration as a user on the site in advance of the webinar is recommended, but not required. Click here to register for the webinar.
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