JusticeArch

"$18,000 is never a reasonable price for a law firm website." It’s time to shine a spotlight on the shady pricing practices criminal defense attorneys face when addressing their technical and client acquisition needs. At JusticeArch, we’re committed to earning your trust and helping your firm grow: https://lnkd.in/gtZXUnRD

Why overpay for the same deliverables your competitors receive? https://lnkd.in/gtZXUnRD

Your potential criminal defense clients aren’t comparing your website to other law firms. They’re comparing it to the platforms they use daily. Think DoorDash, Angi, Zocdoc—sites that make it effortless to understand the service and take action. When your website creates friction instead of removing it, clients don’t lower their expectations. They keep searching. You lose the client. And with that, you're one step further from covering overhead—and achieving profit. -- Shameless plug: If your criminal defense firm needs an online presence upgrade, JusticeArch can help. https://lnkd.in/gUYzhj55

Curious if JusticeArch can help your firm move from covering overhead to driving growth? Find out more: https://lnkd.in/gtZXUnRD

Over 70% of lawyers report mental health struggles, with 37% citing depression. There’s no single cause, but consider this: More than half of all attorneys run solo practices or work in small firms. They’re tasked with practicing law and running a business—two demanding, full-time jobs in one. Imagine a solo criminal defense attorney. Their legal work directly impacts life outcomes—high stakes requiring unrelenting focus. Yet tech agencies exploit these demands, chasing exorbitant margins, knowing few attorneys have the bandwidth to navigate tech and question prices. It’s worth re-evaluating your recurring fees. What are you actually paying for, and are you receiving fair value? At JusticeArch, we address both of those questions upfront—before you pay a cent.

Pet peeve: web developers who advertise themselves on their law firm clients’ websites. It’s infuriating. After developing the website, these companies don’t assist with digital marketing unless paid extra. Yet, law firms still need to drive traffic to their sites to acquire new clients. The result? Lawyers who run small firms end up investing time and money in free advertising for web development companies. What’s more, these companies pay attorneys nothing for this free exposure, all while continuing to charge recurring fees. At JusticeArch, we’ve helped criminal defense law firms build new websites—with this guarantee: we’ll never advertise ourselves on them. If we ever do, it will be with their consent and fair compensation for any leads generated from their site.

Information asymmetry is shrinking margins for small criminal defense law firms. Here’s what I mean: Lawyers who run law firms juggle both legal work and business development. However, business success doesn’t stem directly from legal education, particularly when it involves technology—a field with which many in the profession have minimal familiarity. The result? Agencies charge for tech-related services—like SEO, digital marketing, and website development—at prices far exceeding their variable costs. It’s worth re-evaluating your recurring fees. What are you actually paying for, and are you receiving fair value? I appreciate when potential JusticeArch clients scrutinize us this way. It shows they’re committed to growth—not just covering overhead.

Quick JusticeArch update: Since the start of my 3L year at Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law, I’ve sourced and closed multiple contracts set to generate thousands in profit—with healthy gross margins and recurring revenue to boot. I’m grateful to the criminal defense attorneys who’ve trusted me with their client acquisition needs and look forward to delivering a solid ROI on their investment. Now, to interrupt this shameless self-promotion with a shameless attempt at business development: If your law firm’s phone has stopped ringing, you might wonder why firms from the Midwest to the West Coast are trusting JusticeArch to fix that problem. I’d be happy to explain on a 15-minute call: https://lnkd.in/gQ9BHuPV Let’s get it done.

We're less than a week away from VentureCat 2024... Meet the 5 Semifinalist teams who will be representing the Social Impact track on May 22nd! Don't forget to register to attend the live Public Showcase?where more than $175K in non-dilutive funding will be awarded:?https://lnkd.in/g4G7gjQ2

So excited to be taking on this new role at JusticeArch! Beyond proud to be part of such an incredible founding team that will undoubtedly lead us to success. Also looking forward to our feature at the Latinas in Tech Summit in San Francisco where I will have the chance to meet fellow Latina entrepreneurs and spread the word about JusticeArch. A big thank you to Nima Ostowari for being such an incredible colleague and for his unwavering belief in both me and this project. Big things ahead!