WHY US

We take pride in our personalized attention and communicate with our clients using the level of technology they prefer, whether that is face-to-face meetings, telephone conversations, email, video conferencing, or texts. If you leave us a message or send us an email, you will always hear back from an attorney by the next business day.

We can handle your entire matter virtually if needed. We offer video consultations and conferencing across multiple platforms such as Zoom, Google Meet, Skype, and Microsoft Teams, in addition to online billing, file sharing, e-signature, and e-notary services. 

Most lawyers bill for every minute of every call with their client. You should not be charged for asking questions about your case. At Jacobs Law, we do not bill for attorney-client communications. Call your attorney at any time for as long as you need without worrying about a hefty bill.

Each client gets access to a 24/7 personalized online client portal that keeps all important case details – documents, messages, events, tasks, invoices – in a single, organized location.

You wouldn’t want to miss your court hearing because your attorney couldn’t figure out Zoom. As a 21st-century law firm, we leverage the latest technologies to engage with our clients and deliver legal services. We offer cloud-based, paperless, secure digital file sharing, and our client portal system provides greater efficiency and convenience and cuts overhead costs, while letting us better serve you when you are on the go.

Informed clients are happy clients. At Jacobs Law, our clients have 24/7 online access to their file, always know the status of their case, and are automatically notified whenever a court appearance is scheduled, document is uploaded, task assigned, or case status changes. 

You can rest assured that all files, messaging, and more stored in your client portal are safe and secure. We deliver bank-grade law firm security to keep your most critical client data and correspondences safe, and employ best-in-class security technology and practices, like 128-bit SSL encryption for data transmission and 256-bit AES encryption when storing data. This level of security means you’ll never have to worry about anything falling into the wrong hands.