Lauren Riley, the solicitor entrepreneur who appeared on ‘The Apprentice’, is launching a bid next week to raise £150,000 for her legal app through crowdfunding.
Ms Riley, who survived until week seven of the BBC1 show at the end of last year, said: “It’s really exciting for us to take this forward and open it up for legal investors.”
The Link App is designed to enable law firms to update clients on cases quickly, using a pre-populated list of standard case updates, or tailoring messages to suit individual needs.
Ms Riley said about 80 small and medium-sized law firms had registered an interest in the product, and, although the app could be applied across the spectrum of services for private clients, she believed it would have the biggest impact in conveyancing cases.
The app is designed to enable law firms to update clients on cases quickly, using a pre-populated list of standard case updates, or tailoring messages to suit individual needs.
Clients are given a log-in which allows them to check the progress of their case, or, if they want to talk to their lawyer, they can request a call-back.
Read the full Legal Futures article here
Ms Riley, who survived until week seven of the BBC1 show at the end of last year, said: “It’s really exciting for us to take this forward and open it up for legal investors.”
The Link App is designed to enable law firms to update clients on cases quickly, using a pre-populated list of standard case updates, or tailoring messages to suit individual needs.
Ms Riley said about 80 small and medium-sized law firms had registered an interest in the product, and, although the app could be applied across the spectrum of services for private clients, she believed it would have the biggest impact in conveyancing cases.
The app is designed to enable law firms to update clients on cases quickly, using a pre-populated list of standard case updates, or tailoring messages to suit individual needs.
Clients are given a log-in which allows them to check the progress of their case, or, if they want to talk to their lawyer, they can request a call-back.
Read the full Legal Futures article here
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