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What is TheLaw.com?

TheLAW.com™ is a free friendly, online environment where lawyers and non-lawyers can find and share all types of legal information, including participating in a free legal discussion forum to find others who have shared a similar legal problem or experience, locate legal resources such as free legal help guides and searching New York State laws, find a lawyer to retain or obtain a free case review, find legal jobs, and much more.

TheLAW.com™ was founded in 1994 by Michael M. Wechsler when he was a law school student, hoping to help the general public deal with the significant challenges that our legal system presents to non-lawyers. All too often, people encounter legal problems that are either too small to involve an attorney or do not have the means to afford retaining a lawyer. TheLaw.com is the web site that helps those that need free legal assistance obtain the help they need and connects clients who need professional help in retaining an appropriate attorney.

In February of 2000, TheLAW.com was acquired by a seperate financial investment group featuring the Honorable Mayor Ed Koch, former judge of The People’s Court. The company appeared on the front page of the business section of the New York Times. Later in 2002, TheLaw.com was returned to Mr. Wechsler, who provided it with a new direction that mirrored the founder’s goals. Since then, the site has grown to tens of thousands of members and features a voluminous amount of legal content that is updated regularly.