Firm accounts overview
What firms are, how they differ from individual lawyers, and when to create one.
Last updated: April 7, 2026
Firms are currently in closed beta. Public profiles, joint bookings, and shared billing are rolling out incrementally — see the status indicators in Settings.
What is a firm on LeyApp?
A firm groups several colegiados under one verified practice. Clients see the firm profile (name, address, team, specialties) and can book any of its lawyers. The bar-association checks still happen lawyer-by-lawyer — the firm profile just aggregates them.
Firms are optional. Solo practitioners keep using LeyApp exactly as before; the firm layer only activates when you create or join one.
Why join or create a firm
- One shared public profile with all team members — easier discovery for clients.
- Shared policies (cancellation window, chat rules, branding) applied to every lawyer.
- Joint billing — invoices can be issued under the firm's CIF/NIF instead of per-lawyer.
- Simpler onboarding for new colegiados who join a firm already on LeyApp.
Who can create a firm
Any verified lawyer can create a firm. The creator becomes the owner and can invite other colegiados. Ownership can be transferred later. Firms must have a real CIF/NIF and a registered bar association.
One firm at a time
A lawyer can belong to only one firm on LeyApp. To move firms, leave the current one before accepting a new invite.