Find Us Now Launches The “Attorney Near Me” Service
Dec 18, 2019
December 18, 2019 - /PressAdvantage/ - Find Us Now is a network of professional service providers from all over the world. Their services range from professional housework specialists such as landscapers and plumbers to medical services such as chiropractors. They have launched their attorney finding service to help their customers with their legal situations or offer them professional legal advice.
Find Us Now states on their website that it has a strict vetting process that signs up licensed members of the state bar with a good legal standing. Some of their law firms offer services 24 hours a day in case of emergencies. Find Us Now says they offer reasonable industry-standard rates for all kinds of attorneys like civil law, family law, divorce, personal injury, real estate and more. Find Us Now claims that their professionals comply with the highest standards both academically and in terms of client satisfaction.
According to the World Justice Report, the United States ranks 66th out of 98 countries in access to and affordability of legal services. According to a 2002 study conducted by the American Bar, American consumers believe that lawyers misrepresent their qualifications, overpromise, are not upfront about their fees, charge too much for their service, take too long to resolve matters and fail to return client phone calls. The study also claims that nearly seven in ten households had some occasion in the last year that might have led them to hire a lawyer. It also reveals that Americans think that legal services are the most difficult to buy because of the uncertainty about how to tell a good lawyer from a bad one. According to the National Center for State Courts, as of 2006, the amount of pro se litigants has been steadily rising over the years.
A representative for Find Us Now, Clint Butler, says, “With the rising demand for legal services and generally negative perceptions of the law profession as a whole, it is necessary to restore a sense of trust with the consumer. Find Us Now helps build this trust by maintaining a thorough and rigorous curation process for the professionals on its platform. Find Us Now will pair you with the most highly-rated professionals that are a perfect match for you. You don’t have to rely on google searches for 'attorney near me' anymore when you are in a tough legal position. Those reviews and ratings can be manipulated and gamed by bad actors. Our curation process ensures that the legal services on our website have a long work history and great word of mouth reviews."
Find Us Now is a platform that offers a location-based search engine for finding professionals in its list of offered services. The website lets one compare competing services and prices. They have a dedicated toll free number for immediate support. They have a signup sheet for contractors on their main website that enables them to apply to become a trusted professional for the company. Find Us Now claims that the main benefits of working with their website include a collection of knowledgeable professionals, increased efficiency due to transparency in their listing service and quick turnaround times to reduce further damage.
The platform also announced its intentions for signing up more legal professionals for its services. Clint Butler says, “Our mission is to offer the largest network of high-quality professionals for all kinds of tasks. Our foray into the legal services market will require bolstering of our catalog of legal professionals. Signing up as a contractor on our service will grant your business increased visibility and the possibility to find clients that may not have found out about you through conventional marketing. This is a win-win for both your business and your prospective clients. The easiest way to sign up as a contractor is to go our their website and 'Join as a Pro'. Our team of subject matter experts will begin the vetting process as soon as we receive your application.”
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For more information about Find Us Now, contact the company here:
Find Us Now
Clint Butler
800-627-7177
[email protected]
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