Oct 1, 2026
The two-sided client attorney directory gives clients greater control and fee transparency while helping attorneys connect with structured, qualified legal matters
United States, October 1, 2026 -- Legal Locate, a mobile-first client attorney directory, is changing how people find an attorney: finding the right one is often confusing, time-consuming, and expensive. Legal Locate replaces that with a single guided submission. Instead of having people to search for general listings and contact law firms individually, Legal Locate allows clients to describe their legal matter once and receive estimated offers directly from bar-verified attorneys.

The platform guides clients through a seamless intake across 14 practice areas. The case building wizard captures the details attorneys need to evaluate a potential case, creating a structured case summary while allowing the client to remain anonymous until they are ready to move forward. Clients can then compare attorney credentials, approaches and non-binding fee estimates side by side, including flat, hourly and contingency models.
For people facing an urgent or unfamiliar legal situation, Legal Locate is designed to replace guesswork with choice. Building a case which can take days of research is now condensed into a single guided submission, giving attorneys a streamlined approach to new connections. Real-time alerts notify clients when estimated offers arrive, while an in-app education layer explains common fee structures and what to expect when hiring counsel. There are no cold calls, and the client decides whom to contact and when.

Legal Locate creates a more efficient path to new business for solo practitioners and small firms. Attorneys receive alerts about legal matters they have shown interest in, aligned with their practice areas and licensed jurisdictions. The platform's Case Building Wizard provides a foundation of relevant information, helping attorneys assess opportunities in minutes, reduce preliminary investigation time and submit estimated offers on their own schedule.
“Legal Locate is built to put clients in control without overlooking what attorneys need. Creating a new standard amongst client-attorney directories.” said Brett Sherman, Founder, CEO & CTO of Legal Locate. “Clients gain guidance and a low stress experience when seeking counsel while attorneys gain access to a case building software, listing vetted cases without the cost. We are creating a more transparent and streamlined experience for both sides of the attorney-client relationship.” This gives clients confidence in their legal options while helping attorneys spend less time screening and more time practicing law.

Before accessing the client/attorney directory, attorneys must complete a credential review and an in-depth approval process. Once a client accepts an estimated offer, a clear confirmation flow closes the search and enables the parties to exchange contact information, aka Legal Locate. Fee estimates submitted through the platform remain non-binding; final terms are established directly between the client and attorney in a written agreement, at a time and place that fits their needs.

Legal Locate is available now on the App Store or to learn more about the platform visit the Website.
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Website: https://www.legallocate.app/
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