Services offered

Help.law claims it can help you get in touch with lawyers and other legal professionals and experts that can offer advice or assistance in the area of law you need. After providing the platform with your personal information (name, address, email, phone number) and details about your specific case, it does an initial review where it determines if you’re eligible to receive follow-up contact. The website doesn’t provide information about what happens next or how the process works once a client is connected to a legal professional.

Aside from personal injury, Help.law states it can connect users to professionals that will offer legal services in the following areas:

• Bankruptcy & Debt 

• Divorce & Separation 

• Family 

• Class Action 

• Medical malpractice

• Wills 

• Patent

• Criminal Defense Employment & Labor 

• Landlord & Tenant 

• Drug Law 

• DUI 

• Business 

• Immigration

• Many more

Credentials

According to Help.law’s website, the platform works with lawyers and other legal professionals and experts. However, the company doesn’t include information about who they are, how they are screened or their credentials. 

Cost

Help.law’s services, which entail connecting clients to legal professionals according to their areas of expertise, are free of charge and come with no obligations. However, there’s no information on the website about what kind of fees users can expect after they get in touch and start working with said legal professionals.

Reputation and customer experience

Unfortunately, we couldn’t find any customer reviews online for Help.law’s services. Although there is a profile for the platform on third-party review website, Trustpilot, it’s unclaimed and has no scores or reviews from users. Moreover, Help.law isn’t currently rated or even registered under the Better Business Bureau. This is problematic because potential clients have no way of verifying if this is a legitimate business or if its services work.