New clients,
already prepared.
Elysia Legal recommends you when a user's case requires a solicitor's expertise. Clients arrive with their case already structured — you spend your time on what you do best.
Why join Elysia Legal
Clients arrive already structured by AI — you spend your time on substantive legal work, not intake.
Qualified leads
We clarify the case before the client makes contact. You only meet those with a real, concrete legal need.
Transparent matching
The client sees exactly why you were selected: your specialty, case complexity, and availability. No black box.
Clients arrive prepared
A case summary is automatically included when a client contacts you, saving 15 minutes of intake per enquiry.
Lead analytics
See how many times you were recommended, total enquiries received, and conversion rate, all in your dashboard.
Control your capacity
Toggle "Accepting clients" on or off and set your preferred case complexity. We use this in real-time matching.
Continuous visibility
Your profile, specialties, and "Recommended by Elysia Legal" badge are shown to all users around the clock.
Save time on intake
Pre-qualified clients with structured case details mean less time on initial consultations and more on substantive work.
Enhanced credibility
Premium solicitors gain the "Recommended by Elysia Legal" badge, building instant trust with prospective clients.
Legal Research (Premium)
Search Acts, case law, and legal commentary. Get structured results with legislation.gov.uk and BAILII citations in seconds, exclusive to Premium solicitors.
24/7 AI Support (Premium)
Get instant answers about case management, document drafting, and all AI tools at any time. Premium solicitors have round-the-clock access to AI-powered support, plus email support for technical issues.
Data security you can trust
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