The Link App for Lawyers
by Startacus Admin
The Link App - The app for lawyers that improves client relationships and drives efficiency at the same time...
Lawyers can sometimes struggle to deal with a lot of clients at once. All it takes is one unexpected turn of events with one client and the knock-on effect can hit many of the others. Multitasking can be difficult at the best of times, but imagine doing so in a field as complicated and crucial as law, and for multiple clients. Anything to simplify that process and ensure that lawyers and clients can easily keep each other the loop would be welcome...
The Link App is a Manchester-born legal app created by lawyers, for lawyers. With bank-level encryption, the app allows lawyers to keep clients up to date with their cases, provides 24/7 access for both parties to essential case information, reducing the need for calls, emails, and letters.
These interactions are automatically recorded. Lawyers use web-based software, while clients use a completely free mobile app, with equally free access to a web portal. The Link App provides a wide range of functionality, including e-signatures, form-filling, and documentation sharing, making it an invaluable tool for both the lawyer and the client.
The Link App creator and former Apprentice candidate, Lauren Riley, recently raised £344,000 in a round backed by NPIF – Mercia Equity Finance, which is managed my Mercia Fund Managers and part of the Northern Powerhouse Investment Fund. This brings the total raised for The Link App to over £500,000.
With an app that saves time, makes things more secure, and keep both lawyer and client in the loop more easily, we wouldn’t be surprised to see The Link App used by most legal firms after not too long.
Interested in other legal tech startups? You might want to read about: LISA, AI Robot Lawyer at Large
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Published on: 12th August 2018
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