SO, HOW DOES IT WORK?
STEP ONE: Let us know how we can help you.
If you are a lawyer and would like to hire a Flex freelance lawyer (or law clerk), have general inquiries, or need assistance determining which freelance lawyer is right for you, feel free to call , email, or fill out the form below. It is helpful if you provide us with: some general information on the project to assist us in finding the best lawyer for you (please do not include confidential information or your client's name); an estimate of your budget for the project (if available); as well as an approximate deadline.
STEP TWO: We help you.
We will then contact you if we have any questions and connect you with a freelance lawyer (or lawyers) who will provide you with a quote for their services. If you want to hire this freelance lawyer, he or she will provide you with a Freelance Lawyer Agreement setting out the terms of engagement and the scope of the project. Once the project is completed by the freelance lawyer, Flex will send you an invoice for his or her freelance services. No additional fee is charged by Flex.
Our lawyers are situated in a variety of cities (Toronto, Oakville, Belleville, Hamilton, Ottawa, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, etc.) and we assist sole practitioners, law firms and in-house legal departments across Canada.
Phone: 416.509.3655 (Erin)
Email: info@flexlegalnetwork.com
IMPORTANT: We receive several inquiries on a daily basis from individuals or companies looking for "cheap" lawyers to represent them. That is not a freelance lawyer. Flex freelance lawyers do not take on our own clients, we only work for other lawyers, law firms or in-house legal departments on a freelance basis. (In other words, we don't belong to one firm, we freelance for several!)
For more information on the role of a "freelance lawyer" and how we differ from sole practitioners (lawyers who work on their own) please see our helpful blog post here.
If you are not a lawyer and you are looking for a lawyer to represent you, we unfortunately cannot help you. Please consider contacting the lawyer referral service at the Law Society of Ontario.
STEP ONE: Let us know how we can help you.
If you are a lawyer and would like to hire a Flex freelance lawyer (or law clerk), have general inquiries, or need assistance determining which freelance lawyer is right for you, feel free to call , email, or fill out the form below. It is helpful if you provide us with: some general information on the project to assist us in finding the best lawyer for you (please do not include confidential information or your client's name); an estimate of your budget for the project (if available); as well as an approximate deadline.
STEP TWO: We help you.
We will then contact you if we have any questions and connect you with a freelance lawyer (or lawyers) who will provide you with a quote for their services. If you want to hire this freelance lawyer, he or she will provide you with a Freelance Lawyer Agreement setting out the terms of engagement and the scope of the project. Once the project is completed by the freelance lawyer, Flex will send you an invoice for his or her freelance services. No additional fee is charged by Flex.
Our lawyers are situated in a variety of cities (Toronto, Oakville, Belleville, Hamilton, Ottawa, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, etc.) and we assist sole practitioners, law firms and in-house legal departments across Canada.
Phone: 416.509.3655 (Erin)
Email: info@flexlegalnetwork.com
IMPORTANT: We receive several inquiries on a daily basis from individuals or companies looking for "cheap" lawyers to represent them. That is not a freelance lawyer. Flex freelance lawyers do not take on our own clients, we only work for other lawyers, law firms or in-house legal departments on a freelance basis. (In other words, we don't belong to one firm, we freelance for several!)
For more information on the role of a "freelance lawyer" and how we differ from sole practitioners (lawyers who work on their own) please see our helpful blog post here.
If you are not a lawyer and you are looking for a lawyer to represent you, we unfortunately cannot help you. Please consider contacting the lawyer referral service at the Law Society of Ontario.
