The new service, hosted by LawTrades, allows users to get an answer to a legal question for a flat fee from a registered attorney.
July 21, 2017 at 11:10 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legal Technology
Startup founders often use Google to answer questions. When it comes to specific legal information, however, Google often doesn’t quite cut it.
Legal services matching startup LawTrades this week launched a subservice, Micro (short for micro-consultations), allowing users to pay a flat fee in exchange for a personalized answer to a legal question. Raad Ahmed, CEO of LawTrades, believes the service can create a more accessible, but still meaningful, access point to legal advising.
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