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Article from Inc.com: Feb. 8, 2010A web site called LawBidding.com aims to lower legal costs for businesses by giving them a forum to solicit bids from attorneys. The service is free for both lawyers and prospective clients. Here's how it works... Article from BizTimes: Dec. 18, 2009
Nick Cronin, corporate staff attorney for Waukesha-based Generac Power Systems Inc., has created an easier way to find a skilled and affordable attorney. Earlier this year, Cronin formed a company called Lawbidding.com LLC, which features a web site (www.lawbidding.com ) where businesses and individuals can confidentially post their case details for attorneys to review. Attorneys make bids on cases that they want to handle.... Article from KillerStartups.com: Nov. 12, 2009
If you have run into legal complications of any kind, a site like this one may help you dispel the black clouds looming in the horizon...The sad fact is that sooner or later we all have to meet a legal complication or the other. When that time comes, keeping this website in mind can be a real aid. Article from GreatStartups.com: Oct. 28, 2009
LawBidding.com - Find the Lawyer of Your Dreams. A new Milwaukee, Wisconsin based company,LawBidding.com , LLC launched LawBidding.com in May of 2009. LawBidding.com allows individuals and businesses to confidentially post their legal issues for free, and then allows attorneys to search through the cases and place bids on that work, also for free. The client can then select their attorney based on the bids. The Wall Street Journal legal blog dubs it “Kind of Like Match.com , for Lawyers and Clients”. Article from the Wall Street Journal (via LegalBlogWatch): Sept. 16, 2009
Kind of Like Match.com for Lawyers and Clients....Corporate counsel routinely issue requests for proposal as a way to hire law firms. Now, even small fry clients can do the same using a just-launched site called LawBidding.com... Article from the State Bar of Wisconsin: Sept 16, 2009
Thanks to the Internet, the Client's dilemma of 'finding the right lawyer' has been turned on its head. Web sites such as, LawBidding.com recently launched in Milwuakee, enable lawyers to sort through clients seeking legal assistance and then decide whether to offer services to them. Nicholas Cronin, the founder of LawBidding.com, explained that the inspiration for the web site... Article from the Lawyerist.com: August 17, 2009
LawBidding.com is an easy-to-use, free law project bidding service. The service connects potential clients with attorneys using a simple three step process. First, potential clients submit basic details of projects for which they need legal help. The list of open legal projects is then displayed in a sortable format for attorneys to browse (below)... Article from Law.com: June 19, 2009
The current literature is replete with the dispersion of Big Law attorneys out into the wilderness. With that, many events peculiar to Big Law are now making their way to small firms and solo practitioners with the help of technology. For example, bidding on legal projects. Article from the Wisconsin Law Journal: June 15, 2009
Attorney Nicholas A. Cronin... does want to offer people looking for legal representation the chance to have their cases bid on by lawyers. Cronin, a 2008 graduate of Marquette Law School, launched LawBidding.com in late May to provide a free resource for attorneys hoping to land clients looking for affordable fees. According to the site, prospective clients register and are given a username that they can use in providingconfidential details about their case. Attorneys who want to register for the site must provide a valid baridentification number before they can browse and bid on potential clients.... Article from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: June 5, 2009
Nicholas Cronin thinks he's found an easier way for clients to find a lawyer, and he thinks it might be cheaper to boot. Cronin created a Web site that allows lawyers to bid on work clients want done. Launched about a week ago, some 20 lawyers have signed up as potential bidders and a handful of clients have posted their cases at www.lawbidding.com . Cronin, a Marquette University Law School graduate, works for Generec Power Systems in Waukesha, ajob that requires him to find lawyers to handle cases. He found one site that selected lawyers for clients, attempting to match their needs. But he came to the conclusion that there had to be a better way, and the bidding Web site was born. He said he hopes that the site will attract lawyers and clients from around the country. The site is free to clients and lawyers; Cronin makes money on advertising that runs on the page. Article from the Business Journal of Milwaukee: May 27, 2009
A new Web site established by a Milwaukee-area attorney will allow lawyers to bid for cases submitted by people, companies or organizations seeking legal services. Milwaukee-based LawBidding.com was launched Wednesday by Nicholas Cronin, a graduate of Marquette University Law School. The Web site, which is free for users, is designed to make retaining an attorney more efficient and less expensive. Cronin says the site will help both customers and attorneys. "Attorneys get more business and consumers get a chance to obtain bids for their legal work," he said in a press release. Postings by individuals or businesses will not contain identifying information because of the confidential nature of legal issues. Lawyers registered with the site will then be able to bid for the work, choosing an hourly, contingent or a flat fee structure. Potential clients can then browse the bids and select an attorney, or not, from the selections.
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