Technology will continue to be a primary driver in the commoditization of legal services. Yet, for all of the advancement, the average consumer may still face cumbersome processes when the need for legal representation arises. This has provided an opening for services like Legal Services Link, which aims to declutter the usual procedure of researching, communicating with and hiring an attorney.
Those looking for legal representation are able to register on Legal Service Link’s website and post a brief summary of their legal needs that is disseminated to the appropriate attorneys, based on practice area and location. Attorneys can peruse the site, but an annual $250 fee is required to begin submitting applications to clients for their legal matters.
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