DirectLaw's New Lawyer and Solo Start-Up Programs

  Considering going out on your own after you pass the Bar?

  Want to jump start your new law firm by going "virtual"?

DirectLaw™ offers a New Lawyer Program and Solo Start-Up Program created specifically for:

1.  New Lawyers during the first twelve (12) months after they are admitted to Bar membership; or

2.  Solo Practitioners who are planning to resign, or have recently resigned, from their employer to start a new law firm as a solo practitioner.

These introductory programs offer a substantial discount to give new lawyers and start-up solos an opportunity to build a new practice and direct the savings toward start-up costs such as online/offline advertising.   

New Lawyer Program

DirectLaw ClientSpace™ Complete, normally priced at $199/month, is reduced to $99/month for a maximum of twelve (12) months.  30-day minimum term.  

NOTE:  Discounts for longer terms or payment up front do not apply to this offer.

Eligibility Requirements:  Subscribers must be new lawyers who have been admitted to their state's Bar within the most recent twelve (12) months. Subscribers must provide evidence of the passage date of the Bar exam and evidence of the date of admission to the state Bar. 



Go to the Sign Up Page, select DirectLaw ClientSpace Complete, then select the New Lawyer option. 

We also include a free 30-day trial participation in Solo Practice University where you can enroll in any and all courses at no additional charge.  Our Advantage.

Solo Start-Up Program

Experienced lawyers who are planning to resign, or have recently resigned, from their employer to start a new law firm as a solo practitioner are eligible for DirectLaw ClientSpace™ Complete ($199/month) at discounted pricing -- $99/month for your first three (3) months.  30-day minimum term. 

NOTE:  Discounts for longer terms or payment up front do not apply to this offer.

Eligibility Requirements:  Subscribers must be licensed attorneys who are planning to resign or have recently resigned from their employer to start a new law firm as a solo practitioner.  Subscribers must provide evidence of resignation from their most current employer within the most recent six (6) months.  If you have a special circumstance, please provide details via e-mail, and we will promptly assess your eligibility for this program.

Go to the Sign Up Page, select DirectLaw ClientSpace Complete, and select the Solo Start-Up option.   

We also include a free 30-day trial participation in Solo Practice University where you can enroll in any and all courses at no additional charge.  Our Advantage.