For law schools
Expand professional access beyond the classroom.
Give students verified attorney mentors beyond your school's own network, with a written summary for your career office.
Embra
Embra is building professional relationship networks that connect people with the guidance and opportunities that shape their careers. It starts with Embra Law.


Embra Law on iPhone. Demo account, sample data.
Our first product
Embra Law is a professional relationship network for law. Students find attorneys who have chosen to mentor, ask for a conversation in writing, and keep in touch once the attorney accepts.

Who Embra serves
Students and attorneys build the relationships. Schools, firms and sponsors help more of them begin.
How it works
Every step is meant to answer two questions: who should I know next, and what should I do next. Here is what works today and what we are still building.
A student says where they are headed: the kind of law, the place, and what they want help with.
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Discover shows attorneys who chose to mentor, often with a plain reason one may fit, such as a practice area you said you are interested in or a law school you share.
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The student sends a short written request. The attorney reads it and decides whether to accept.
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Once a request is accepted, both people can message each other in the app.
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The conversation continues on both sides, at a pace both people set.
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Home suggests one next step. Fuller guidance on what to do next is part of what we are building.
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The product
Pick a step to see the real screen from the version on the App Store, shown with a demo account and sample data.
Step 1 of 5
Home brings together a suggested attorney with the reason for the suggestion, any request still waiting for an answer, and your open conversations.

Step 2 of 5
Search by name, firm or practice area, and filter by practice area or by who is open to mentoring. Many attorneys come with a plain reason they may fit, such as a practice area you said you are interested in or a law school you share.

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Attorney profiles show their practice, experience, education and the topics they can help with.

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Students write a short note about who they are and what they hope to learn. A limit on open requests keeps outreach considered, and the attorney decides whether to accept.

Step 5 of 5
When an attorney accepts, both people can message each other in the app. Every conversation carries a standing note that mentorship is not legal advice.

Partnerships
Schools and firms bring Embra Law to their students and attorneys, with the Embra team helping plan and run each program.
For law schools
Give students verified attorney mentors beyond your school's own network, with a written summary for your career office.
For law firms
Your attorneys mentor students early, through structured requests they choose to accept.
Sponsorship
Sponsors fund scholarships, events and career access for students. Each program is agreed in a written proposal, labeled as sponsored, and reported on in writing. Sponsorship never changes which attorneys students see.
Trust
What Embra Law does today to keep professional relationships professional.
Before an attorney can accept requests, the Embra team confirms their bar admission with the state bar or licensing authority.
A conversation starts only when an attorney accepts a student's request. Attorneys can decline, and students choose who they ask.
Attorneys set how many students they mentor and can stop accepting new requests. Students have a limit on open requests, so outreach stays considered.
Embra does not sell personal information. Members can delete their account from the app.
Anyone can report a problem, block or mute another member. Community guidelines set the expectations for both sides.
A real team answers at support@myembra.com. Conversations carry a standing note that mentorship is not legal advice.
Embra Law is not a legal advice service and does not promise jobs, internships, admissions or a reply from any attorney. No attorney-client relationship is formed through it.
Impact
We count relationships, not downloads. These are the measures Embra uses to judge its work. We have not published results yet, and we will not show numbers here until they are real and checked.
A relationship counts when both people accepted it and both wrote to each other within 30 days. A profile view or an unanswered message does not.
Whether a conversation led somewhere concrete for the student, such as a second conversation, an event or a clearer plan.
How many students and attorneys take part, and whether attorneys keep taking requests over time.
For schools, firms and sponsors, whether Embra delivered what the written proposal agreed.
Join Embra Law as a student or an attorney, or talk to us about bringing it to your school, firm or community.