Flat-fee legal services with the price on the page
Tens of thousands of defined pieces of legal work, each with a published flat fee, the scope it covers, the estimated hours behind the price, and the turnaround — read before you ask, not quoted after. Work is performed by the licensed provider named in the engagement terms; UpLaw is not a law firm.
How the price is set
Each service is scoped to a defined deliverable and priced from the estimated hours at a published rate, rounded to the nearest $25. The fee on the page is the fee you pay; government filing fees, where they apply, are shown separately.
What is in the catalog
- Business formation, governance, and corporate documents
- Contracts — drafting, review, and negotiation documents
- Trademark, copyright, and patent filings and opinions
- Employment agreements, policies, and separations
- Litigation documents and filings, by phase
How an engagement works
- Tell us about the matter — a short intake: who the client is, what happened, who the other side is, where
- Conflicts check — nothing starts until the provider has cleared the parties you named; a conflict refunds the fee in full
- The work — scoped exactly as published, with updates at each step
- Delivered to your account, with the engagement letter and receipt beside it
Frequently asked questions
Is UpLaw a law firm?
No. UpLaw publishes the catalog and runs the intake, conflicts, and delivery; the legal work is performed by the licensed provider named in the engagement terms, whom you engage directly.
What if my matter doesn't fit a catalog item?
Every service page has a request form. Describe the matter and you get a scoped quote — a price before any work begins.
Which states?
The engagement terms list the jurisdictions the provider serves; a matter outside them routes to a quote rather than to checkout.