Verifiable counsel. A working practice.
CourtX connects a public professional record with the private workspace where legal work actually moves—from first introduction to documents, deadlines, and durable proof.
Two doors. One accountable record.
A polished profile is only the front door. CourtX connects the client’s search to the advocate’s day-to-day system without turning either side into inventory.
Start with jurisdiction, district, practice area, or an advocate you already know.
Check identity signals, courts, stated expertise, signed endorsements, and engagement-verified reviews.
Share your matter with one chosen advocate. Your contact details are not posted to a public lead board.
Publish your professional identity, jurisdictions, courts, and areas of practice in a profile you control.
Move from introduction to contacts, cases, documents, deadlines, timelines, and repeatable workflows.
Add evidence-backed expertise, peer endorsements, and reviews tied to verified client engagements.
The public advocate record
Search place, court, standing, and practice. Then inspect the underlying record: specific verification signals, evidence-backed expertise, signed peer endorsements, and anonymous reviews from verified engagements.
Designed against marketplace incentives
CourtX separates what a client may verify from what an advocate must keep confidential. It also makes the provenance of every trust signal visible instead of compressing reputation into a number.
Public professional record
Private practice workspace
Before you proceed
No. Directory results are alphabetical, never ordered by a hidden score, advertising spend, or platform commission. CourtX shows the underlying record so people can make their own decision.
CourtX keeps verification signals specific. Identity verification, Bar Council verification, peer signatures, and engagement-verified client reviews are shown separately instead of being collapsed into one vague badge.
Today, a client can request a private introduction to a chosen advocate. The advocate contacts the client directly and decides availability, mode, scope, and fees. Instant calendar booking and marketplace payments are not represented as live features.
No. The professional record and the private practice workspace are separate trust boundaries. Public profiles expose only publication-safe professional information; introductions and matter work stay private.
The advocate controls their published professional record. They can take it with them and use it independently of CourtX. Client details and private matter work stay in the secure practice workspace.
No. CourtX provides discovery and practice software. Advice, representation, availability, conflicts, scope, and fees remain the responsibility of the advocate and client.
The Advocate’s Record
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