A new website called Legably aims to enable solo and small-firm lawyers to handle higher workloads by hiring other attorneys on an on-demand basis.
The site matches attorneys who are looking for extra work with attorneys who have projects with which they need help.
Notably, Legably has entered into a partnership with Clio to be integrated into its practice management platform, Legably’s founder Daniel P. Reilly told me earlier this week. This will allow attorneys who obtain work through Legably to submit invoices from within Clio.
Reilly, an attorney in Providence, R.I., said that he decided to start Legably because he felt that other temporary-hiring sites for attorneys, such as Hire an Esquire, focused on serving the large-firm market. He wanted a site that would focus on solo practitioners and small-to-medium sized firms.
“I created Legably to allow attorneys to flexibly find work for other attorneys who need help with short-term projects and special help that may require particular expertise,” Reilly said.



