A legal start-up that grew out of Stanford Law School today unveiled a new platform designed to enable lawyers to offer unbundled legal services over the Internet as standardized, set-priced products, or “packages.” The company, LawGives, will also help lawyers create and price custom packages tailored to their own practices.
Today’s announcement, made at a Harvard Law School conference on “Disruptive Innovation in the Market for Legal Services,” is the first phase of a two-step roll-out of the platform. For now, LawGives (www.lawgives.com) is opening the platform only to lawyers. Starting May 1, the site will open to consumers.
