
By Laurie Rowen
We are so honored that the National Law Review highlighted Montage Legal Group in its recent article, “Becoming a Freelance Lawyer: The Pros, Cons, and How to Get Started” (The National Law Review, Volume XII,
Montage Legal Group is not a law firm or a staffing agency; rather, it uses a unique business model to give law firms access to a network of independent contractor freelance attorneys that handle temporary or contract legal work remotely on an hourly or project basis. Montage handles administrative and billing tasks, allowing law firms and freelance lawyers to focus on legal projects. Whether a law firm needs law and motion work, depositions, business documents, court appearances or document review — or needs expertise in a specialty practice — law firms can turn to Montage to find the exact type of freelance lawyer they need.
By Laurie Rowen
We are so honored that the National Law Review highlighted Montage Legal Group in its recent article, “Becoming a Freelance Lawyer: The Pros, Cons, and How to Get Started” (The National Law Review, Volume XII,…
By Erin Giglia
Transitioning to freelance legal work from traditional legal employment can be a big decision that carries personal, professional, and financial implications. As lawyers, we typically love information. Running a freelance attorney company for over a decade, I…
By Erin Giglia
When Laurie and I started Montage Legal Group thirteen years ago, we decided then that one of our primary goals for Montage would be to be as helpful as possible to freelance attorneys. Lawyer parents have always…
By Laurie Rowen
I’d love to invite you to OCWLA’s first in-person event of 2022 – Galentine’s Day! OCWLA is hosting an outdoor breakfast on Valentine’s Day (Monday 2/14) from 8:15am to 10:00am. We will network, enjoy coffee and breakfast…
By Laurie Rowen
Happy 2022! I am excited to report that I was again elected to the Board of Directors of Orange County Women Lawyer’s Association (OCWLA), and I strongly encourage all Orange County lawyers (both men and women!) to…
By Laurie Rowen
Thirteen years ago, after my first daughter Brooke was born, I gave notice that I was leaving my associate attorney position at Snell & Wilmer to work from home as a contract/freelance lawyer with my Snell &…