For lawyers
Answer the hard edge of legal work, once
AnswerLoop is where approved legal professionals answer the work FinePrint's system will not finish on its own. OpenLegalLM takes the first pass; you agree, modify or rework it. You are paid per Work Request. You are not advising anyone, and you are not selling anything.
FinePrint runs the work. AnswerLoop supplies judgment at the edge. Every reviewed edge case makes the next answer better.
Every question is answered once by a lawyer and forever by the model.
The five steps
What happens between a Work Request arriving and an answer being kept.
The ask
A Work Request arrives with a clear ask: Review, Redline, Create, Suggest or Other. The headline says what it is about.
The first pass
OpenLegalLM takes the first pass: the edited document, the findings memo, the drafted clause, the recommendation.
The hand-off
What it cannot finish goes to an approved legal professional, with the file and the model's draft.
The response
The lawyer agrees, modifies, or reworks it, and names the governing reason.
The release
The answer clears the matter and is released into OpenLegalLM. Release never changes what you are paid.
The rate
$20 to $500 and more per Work Request, set by the request before you accept. The rate is the same whether you agree, modify or rework. Pay never depends on the answer.
| Ask | What it means | Typical rate |
|---|---|---|
| Review | Read the work and say whether it stands. | $60 |
| Redline | Change the language of a document. | $150 |
| Create | Draft a document or clause from the record. | $200 |
| Suggest | Recommend a course of action or a position. | $60 |
| Other | Something else, stated in the headline. | $60 |
These are the typical rates by ask. A request that needs more of a specialist's time is posted at a higher rate, up to $500 and beyond. Paid weekly by FinePrint. Not per hour.
Not a marketplace, not a directory
There is no bidding, no profile ranking and no client shopping for a lawyer. A question is routed on jurisdiction, practice area and conflicts, and the system records why it went where it went.
What we ask of a reviewer
- A current admission in good standing, and the bar number to check it against.
- One response per request: Agree, Modify, or Rework.
- A governing reason every time: the statute, standard or practice that decides it, with a citation and the rule in one sentence.
- The turnaround window you accepted, kept.
- Conflicts declared up front, so a request touching them never reaches you.
Questions
How does work reach you?
The system routes the Work Request by jurisdiction and practice area, and records why it chose you. Not a marketplace, not a directory. Lawyers do not bid and clients do not shop.
What am I paid?
$20 to $500 and more per Work Request, set by the request before you accept. The rate is the same whether you agree, modify or rework. Pay never depends on the answer. Paid by FinePrint, weekly, not per hour.
What do I actually see?
The ask, the headline, what OpenLegalLM produced and why it stopped there, then the file, the issues and the written standard. Anonymized artifacts only where the record is anonymized: company, people, counterparties and amounts are removed.
Am I advising anyone?
No. You answer a question about a document against a written standard. There is no client, no engagement and no advice. Matter review, where an engagement does exist, is separate and is handled between the customer and the attorney.
How long does a request take?
The turnaround window is on the request before you accept it: 24 hours, 48 hours or 5 days. You choose the windows you accept in your profile.
What happens to my answer?
FinePrint reads it, releases it into OpenLegalLM and the next question of that shape is answered better. Every question is answered once by a lawyer and forever by the model.
Can I decline work?
Nothing is assigned to you. You accept what you want. Conflicts you list are never routed to you at all.
Start
Create an account, add your admissions and practice areas, answer one qualification request. A person at FinePrint reads it.
AnswerLoop is operated by FinePrint. Work Requests shown before verification are seeded examples.