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Embra Law for attorneys

Share experience. Build relationships. Strengthen the profession.

Embra Law is a professional network where attorneys meet the people entering the law, on their own terms. You choose who you mentor, how many, and when.

Free for attorneys. Bar admission confirmed by our team.

A demo attorney's Embra Law profile, with their practice areas, year admitted, mentoring status, how they relate to the student, and an about section.
Attorney profileDemo account, sample data

Why attorneys take part

A professional membership, not a volunteer queue.

Embra Law is built around your judgment and your time. You are a member of a professional network, not a resource students draw on.

  • Pay forward what someone did for you

    Most attorneys can name the person who explained the profession to them. You can be that person for a student who would not otherwise meet you.

  • Know the people entering the profession

    Build real relationships with students who are thoughtful about their careers, across schools and backgrounds.

  • Strengthen the profession

    A wider path into law makes for a stronger bar. Mentorship is one of the most direct ways to widen it.

The relationships

Career conversations, with people you choose.

Students ask about the decisions in front of them. You choose the topics you are glad to discuss.

  • Law school

    Whether to go, how to choose, and how to get through the first year.

  • Recruiting and first jobs

    Summer positions, clerkships, interviews and the first role.

  • Practice areas and paths

    What your work is really like, and the paths into it, from firms to in-house to public interest.

How it works

Four steps to a real conversation.

  1. Step 1: Create your profile

    Share your practice, experience, education and the topics you are glad to discuss.

  2. Step 2: Get verified

    Enter your bar number. The Embra team confirms your admission before you can accept requests.

  3. Step 3: Review requests

    Students send a short written note. You read it and accept or decline.

  4. Step 4: Start the conversation

    Once you accept, you and the student can message each other in the app.

Your controls

Mentorship on your terms.

What you can do in the app today.

Requests

Every request, in one place.

Each request comes with a short note from the student about who they are and what they hope to learn. You accept the ones that fit and decline the rest.

A demo attorney's request inbox in Embra Law, with a student request to accept or decline.
Request inboxDemo account, sample data

Capacity and availability

Set your capacity. Step back when you need to.

Choose how many students you mentor at once, and turn off new requests whenever your calendar is full.

A demo attorney's own Embra Law profile, showing mentee capacity and whether they are accepting new requests.
Capacity and availabilityDemo account, sample data

Standards

Verified, bounded and private.

  • Credential verification

    Every attorney gives a bar number at signup and agrees to the terms, including an attestation about their admission. The Embra team confirms admission with the state bar or licensing authority before the attorney can accept requests.

  • Professional boundaries

    Conversations are about careers. Mentorship is not legal advice, no attorney-client relationship is formed, and every conversation shows that note.

  • Privacy and consent

    Your bar number is used for verification and is not shown on your profile. A student can message you only after you accept their request, and you can report, block or mute anyone.

What it costs

Participation is free for attorneys.

Your time is the contribution. Embra does not charge attorneys to take part.

Questions

What attorneys ask us.

Be the attorney you needed when you started.

Create your profile, get verified, and choose the students you want to help.