Embra Law for students
Your legal career shouldn't depend on who you already know.
Find attorneys who have chosen to mentor, see why each one fits, and start with a thoughtful request. Free for students.
4 categories match your search
- Corporate / M&ADeal work, in-house paths, and what transactional practice looks like day to day.
- LitigationTrial and appellate practice, discovery, and life at a litigation shop.
- ImmigrationRemoval defense, humanitarian relief, and solo or small-firm practice.
- Public interestLegal aid, nonprofit work, fellowships, and funding a public-interest career.
These are topics you can search, not a list of people. Attorney mentors are reviewed and bar admission is confirmed before they accept requests.

Why access matters
The right conversation, before the big decision.
Many legal careers turn on a few early conversations. Embra Law makes them easier to begin.
Where you study should not decide who you meet
Students near large legal markets meet attorneys early. Embra Law helps you reach people beyond your own campus and city.
No family connection required
Every attorney you see has chosen to mentor students. You do not need an introduction to ask.
Better decisions, earlier
Law school, summer jobs, practice areas, recruiting: each goes better after talking to someone who has been there.
How it works
From finding the right attorney to staying in touch.
1. Discover
Find legal professionals worth talking to.
Search by name, firm or practice area, and filter to the attorneys open to mentoring. Many 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.

2. Profiles
See who they are before you ask.
Attorney profiles show their practice, experience, education and the topics they are happy to help with, so you can choose with care.

3. Request
Make a professional request.
Write a short note about who you are and what you hope to learn. The attorney reads it and decides whether to accept. No cold messages, no guessing who is willing to help.

4. Conversation
Begin the conversation.
Once your request is accepted, you can message the attorney in the app and agree on how to talk.

5. Relationship
Build the relationship over time.
Your conversations stay in one place, so you can follow up after a decision or a milestone. Home suggests a next step and keeps your open conversations close, and community events give you more ways to meet people.

What it costs
Core access is free for students.
Finding attorneys, sending requests and messaging your mentor cost students nothing.
Questions
What students ask us.
Start with one good conversation.
Create your profile, find an attorney whose path interests you, and send a thoughtful request.