Extra Income
Earn extra money by taking on court hearings for other law firms. Use the additional income to pay bills, save for the future, or enjoy the things you’ve been putting off.
For appearance & freelance attorneys
You know the courtroom.
Get paid to appear in it.
If you already attend court hearings in your area, you could earn extra money by handling hearings for other law firms. See the hearing details, payment, and instructions before you accept. If it doesn’t work for you, simply pass. No pressure, no penalties.
San Francisco Superior Court pilot · Flexible freelance coverage
Motion to Compel
SF Superior · Dept. 302
$275.00
Proposed Net
Sample assignment · Scope and documents verified in advance
Make Your Time and Skills Work for You
Put Your Legal Experience to Work and Get More Out of It
Work on Your Terms
You decide which hearings to accept and when you’re available. Choose the work that fits your schedule, location, and preferences.
Build Connections and Gain Experience
Meet other law firms, grow your professional network, and gain experience handling different types of hearings in your local courts.
We Handle the Details. You Handle the Hearing.
Know What You’re Agreeing To
See the payment, people involved, court location, type of hearing, and estimated time before you accept the job.
Clear Instructions, All in One Place
Everything you need to know is written in one document, including what to say, what to cover, and what to avoid. No confusion or searching through long email chains.
Check for Conflicts Before You Accept
Review the case name, people involved, and hearing details to check whether the case is a good fit before accepting the job.
A Record of Every Hearing
After the hearing, submit a short report explaining what happened and what the judge decided. You and the hiring attorney will both have a record of the appearance.
Taking a Hearing Is Easy
Review the job, show up prepared, and submit your report. It’s that simple.
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01. Review the Job
Check the case details, people involved, court location, hearing time, and payment before accepting. Make sure there are no conflicts of interest. If the job works for you, accept it. If not, simply pass.
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02. Know What to Do Before the Hearing
Read the instructions carefully so you know what needs to be said and what you can or cannot agree to. Ask questions if anything is unclear. Before the hearing, both sides confirm the final instructions.
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03. Submit a Report After the Hearing
Once the hearing is over, write a short report explaining what happened, any dates set by the judge, and who will handle the next steps. We aim to get your report to you within an hour, although court delays can sometimes affect the timing.
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