Gaither: Law Pocket has about 20 pre-committed attorneys per state
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Law Pocket founder Jordan Gaither discusses lawyer onboarding metrics prior to launching the platform with Nathan Latka.
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“So we have about 20 attorneys that are pre-committed. We're in the process of building out our web prototype. So we have a roster of return, about 20 attorneys per state that are ready to get on the app.”
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