For Lawyers
Subcontracting Overflow Work
Are you a lawyer with more work than capacity? If you need specific tasks completed on your files — without transferring carriage — reach out to explore subcontracting arrangements.
For Lawyers With Too Much Work
This page is for lawyers whose caseload has exceeded their capacity and who need specific tasks completed on their files while keeping carriage.
Task-Based, Not File-Based
You are not transferring the file. The subcontracted lawyer drafts a defined work product — a motion record, factum, pleading — and returns it to you.
You Retain Carriage
You remain the lawyer of record. The work is done under your direction. Your client relationship and professional obligations remain with you.
Meet Your Deadlines
Subcontracting discrete tasks gives you breathing room to meet court dates and client timelines without passing the file or compromising quality.
This Form Is Not an Application to Receive Work
This page is for lawyers who want to subcontract overflow work — not for lawyers looking to receive it. If you practise in family law, wills & estates, criminal defence, immigration, or real estate and are interested in receiving referrals from Flatly clients, see the Apply page instead.
Subcontracting Inquiry
Select all that apply to this inquiry.
Briefly describe the matter and what you need done. Do not include confidential client information at this stage.
How It Works
- 1Submit this form with details about the task.
- 2We match you with a qualified lawyer for that task.
- 3You agree on scope, fee, and timeline.
- 4The subcontracted lawyer delivers the work product to you.
- 5You retain carriage and deliver to your client.
Confidentiality
Do not include confidential client information in this inquiry form. You will have the opportunity to provide full details directly to the matched lawyer after appropriate arrangements are in place.
You remain the lawyer of record at all times. The subcontracted lawyer works on a specific, defined task under your supervision and does not take carriage of the file.