What if you could just practice law?
No intake. No billing. No chasing checks. Just cases, court, and a team that handles everything else.
You didn't go to law school to chase invoices.
But here you are. Eleven at night, reconciling a trust account. Following up with a client who swears the check is in the mail. You've got a suppression hearing Thursday and you haven't read the case law yet because you spent three hours on intake calls today.
This is the part of criminal defense nobody talks about at CLEs.
The solo practice model is broken. Not because the law is bad — because the business is. You're the lawyer, the receptionist, the biller, the marketer, and the person who buys the printer paper. You're great in court. You're drowning everywhere else.
We built the alternative.
A criminal defense firm with 40+ attorneys across three states. Four support staff for every single lawyer. Intake? Handled. Billing? Handled. ALR scheduling? Handled. You get a dedicated legal assistant. You get specialists for the hearings you don't want. You get software that works.
What you don't get: intake calls, billing disputes, or the 7 PM trash run.
We're expanding into Los Angeles — not with a Google Local Services ad and a virtual office, but with real attorneys, real cases, and real infrastructure. You'd be on the ground floor of something that doesn't exist yet in criminal defense: a firm that scales.
The attorneys here don't fit the usual mold. They average over a decade of experience. They've tried cases other lawyers won't touch. The acceptance rate is under 5%. A thousand-plus Google reviews at five stars. Employees rate us 5.0 on Indeed. That's not marketing — that's what happens when lawyers can just lawyer.
The pay: $140,000 to $185,000 base, depending on experience. Plus a $15,000 signing bonus. Plus performance bonuses that actually reward great outcomes, not just volume. 401k with match. CLEs covered. Bar dues covered. Mileage reimbursed. No trial fees — ever.
Seven years minimum in criminal defense. Active bar license in California, Texas, or Tennessee. Trial experience — real, not theoretical. And the desire to work with people who are as good as you are.
If that's you — or if you're not sure but you're curious — here's what happens next.
You fill out a form. Thirty seconds. Name, phone, where you're licensed. No resume. No cover letter. No references. We call you, on your schedule, and have a conversation. If there's a fit, we talk about what's possible. If there isn't, we say so honestly and part as colleagues.
Fourteen people are looking at this page right now. We're hiring one.