About 1LAW · Richfield
1LAW is a legal technology platform that connects users with attorneys via free online chat and mobile app, aiming to increase access to justice through AI and blockchain. It offers legal assistance in multiple practice areas and emphasizes accessibility, accountability, and client-centered service. The company was founded to address negative perceptions of lawyers by making legal help easier to find and more personal. It operates under a Utah regulatory pilot project allowing tech-based legal services and includes non-lawyer ownership and fee-sharing arrangements.
1LAW provides free legal chat and consultation services via its mobile app and website, connecting users with attorneys in areas like personal injury, criminal, immigration, family, bankruptcy, and wills/trusts. It leverages AI and blockchain to automate processes and improve accountability. The platform offers free forms and consults, and its mission is to make the legal system more accessible and trustworthy. Founded to change how people experience legal representation, 1LAW is owned by A. Jason Velez and operates under a Utah regulatory pilot project. It does not identify as Catholic-owned or faith-based in any way.
- In business
- since 2011
- Owner
- A. Jason Velez
- Serves
- Richfield, Salt Lake City, St. George, Orange County, Santa Ana, Nevada, Las Vegas, and other locations in Utah and beyond
About 1LAW®
1LAW was founded to change how people feel working with an attorney. We wanted it to be easy to find highly-skilled, personal, and passionate lawyers. The company uses AI and blockchain to increase access to legal help and accountability within the legal process.
Areas of Practice
- Personal Injury
- Business
- Criminal
- Family
- Immigration
- Litigation
- Patents & Trademarks
- Bankruptcy
- Wills and Trusts
The 1LAW Difference
We aim to make the legal system accessible, trustworthy, and accountable. Our tools automate procedures and give clients back time. We believe in community involvement and are committed to providing access to justice.