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DoesLaw.

The DoesLaw network

Your expertise.
A better way
to practise.

Join the DoesLaw network. Technology and practice support, with your legal judgment at the centre.

Explore joining
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Build the practice
you want to lead.

Your judgment. Your client relationships.
Technology and practical support around you.

The support

Backed by more.
Held back by less.

Build your practice with technology and practical support around you.

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Technology

Better tools.
More room for judgment.

Shape a technology setup around the way you practise, from documents and matter progress to working with clients.

  • Documents and workflows
  • Matter visibility and client communication
  • Tools that support your legal work
Talk about your practice
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Practice support

The work around
the legal work.

Agree the operational setup your practice needs, so administration has a clear home alongside the legal work.

  • Matter setup and coordination
  • Administrative processes
  • Clearly agreed practice support
Explore the setup
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Growing your practice

Your next chapter.
Built with others.

Discuss how your experience fits DoesLaw’s client work, and the opportunities to build your practice within the network.

  • Your expertise and positioning
  • Client work and referral opportunities
  • Connections with other practitioners
Start the conversation

The technology, support and commercial arrangements for your practice are agreed together. Joining does not guarantee client work.

A clear working relationship

You practise.
We support.

Professional judgment stays with the lawyer. The support is designed around it.

01

You lead the legal work.

Legal judgment, client advice and the professional responsibilities of your role.

02

We build the support around you.

The agreed technology, operational setup and ways of working for your practice.

Who it’s for

Experienced in the law.
Open to a different way.

We’d like to meet business lawyers who care about their clients, know their craft and want a more modern way to practise.

Whether you’re developing an existing practice or considering your next move, let’s talk about what would work for you.

Corporate & M&ACommercialEmploymentTechnology, IP & data
Explore whether it’s a fit

An introductory conversation

A conversation.
Not a commitment.

Tell us about your practice and what you’d like to do next. We’ll explore the fit together.

Email introductions are not available yet.

What we’ll discuss

01

Your practice and ambitions

02

The support you need

03

How we could work together

No assumptions about the model. The relationship, scope and terms need to work for both sides.

The people behind DoesLaw

Law and technology.
At the same table.

A corporate lawyer and a technology founder, building a different way to work.

Aqeel Asif

Lawyer · Co-founder

Aqeel Asif

Corporate and M&A experience at Herbert Smith Freehills, Linklaters and White & Case.LinkedIn

Amir Monfared

Engineer · Co-founder

Amir Monfared

Technology founder and CTO, with software experience at The New York Times and Adjust.LinkedIn

A few questions

The details
matter.

Is this an employed role or a consultancy?

This page introduces the DoesLaw lawyer-network proposition, not a specific vacancy. The working relationship and client arrangements would be discussed and agreed before anyone joins.

What support would I receive?

The conversation covers technology, operational support and opportunities to develop your practice. The exact services, responsibilities and commercial terms need to be set out for your arrangement.

Do I need to bring an existing client base?

Tell us about your experience, your current practice and what you want to build. There is no published client-book threshold here, and no promise of a guaranteed flow of work.

Which jurisdictions and practice areas are included?

We’re interested in experienced business lawyers. Your jurisdiction, professional status and practice area are part of the initial conversation. This page does not promise coverage or authorisation in any particular jurisdiction.