A licensed attorney in your state takes a look at what AI wrote and talks it through with you. Usually matched within the hour during business hours. The first call is free. No retainer.
AI writes legal English with great confidence. Confidence is not the same as correctness. The same three mistakes appear in nearly every draft we read.
It pulls indemnification language out of California case law and drops it into a Texas contract. The clause will not bind a Texas counterparty. The court will spot it. So will the other side's lawyer.
One missing recital. One wrong governing-law clause. One unwitnessed signature. The document looks finished. It is, in fact, worthless if anyone tests it.
A will needs two witnesses in some states, three in others. A demand letter requires certified mail before suit in twelve. A lawyer in your state knows these. AI guesses, plausibly, and wrong.
A ChatGPT thread. A half-written letter. A screenshot of a draft. Anything, in any format. You will not be asked to create an account first.
Usually matched within the hour during business hours. The attorney we send you is licensed in your state and has current practice in the matter you described. Not a paralegal. Not a chatbot.
On the phone or on video. A licensed attorney takes a look at what you have, points out what stands out, and tells you whether you need them. If you do, they tell you what working with them would cost. If you do not, they tell you that too.
The match is free. The first call is free. If you decide to hire the lawyer for longer work, you agree on that fee directly with them. You will never see a bill from us.
No credit card. No account. No catch. Not now. Not later.
“Caught a governing-law clause that would have moved my entire dispute to a state I have never set foot in. I had a lawyer on the phone before lunch.”
“ChatGPT wrote a demand letter that sounded great. The matched lawyer flagged that I needed certified mail under my state's pre-suit rules. Sending what I had would have cost me a month and the right to attorney fees.”
“I was about to sign an NDA Claude drafted. The matched lawyer caught a term clause on the first call that would have bound me for life. He told me what a fair replacement looked like and I rewrote it myself. The call cost me nothing. The same lawyer, cold, would have been $600 an hour.”
Yes, from the matched attorney, for the limited purpose of reading what you uploaded. last10legal as a platform is not your lawyer. The matched attorney is. The distinction matters in court, which is why we draw it carefully.
Law firms pay us a flat fee when we show them a new inquiry that fits their practice. You pay nothing for the match or the first call. If you go on to hire the lawyer for longer work, that engagement is between you and them, at whatever fee you both agree on. We never take a percentage of what they bill you, and we never charge you anything, ever.
The matched attorney can quote you for the longer work. Or you can take what you learned to any other firm in the country. You are not locked into anyone, including us.
Contracts. NDAs. Leases. Demand letters. Employment terminations. Settlement offers. Simple wills. Case summaries. If your matter needs courtroom representation, the matched lawyer will tell you so on the first call, and point you forward.
The matched attorney, only. We do not read or train on your documents. Intake is sealed until a match accepts.
Then the matched lawyer tells you so on the first call. Which is worth knowing, before you sign anything.
We operate in the United States. If we cannot match you to a licensed attorney in your state, we say so up front, on the upload page, before you spend another minute.
Upload it. A licensed lawyer in your state reads it. The match takes minutes. The first call is free. No retainer. No account. No catch.
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