Who it serves

TakePublic for law firms

Your securities practice serves companies, not inboxes. Each client still needs an individual licensed attorney to review and sign every filing, but the firm also needs coverage, clear staffing, and one view of every deadline and handoff.

TakePublic gives the firm a free account with a shared roster, client engagements, referrals, and a risk-sorted practice dashboard. Firm admins can set ethical walls and a lead attorney for each client. The client sees who is seated. Sign-off always stays with the individual attorney.

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Who it is for
Law firms with securities practices
What you run
Firm roster, client engagements, referrals, and practice dashboard
Access
Free firm account, the client holds the paid subscription
Sign-off
Always personal to an individual licensed attorney

One free account for the firm

01 ROSTERAdmins and members
02 ENGAGEClient engagement
03 ROUTELead attorney
04 SIGNPersonal sign-off

Bring clients into the workspace

01

Send the join link

Refer a company with a join link.

02

The client onboards

The company lands in onboarding with your firm already seated as counsel.

03

Your seat is ready from day one

The referral grants a professional seat, never a company role. The referrer is notified when the client goes live.

See the practice, then route the work

Firm access never becomes a signature

Frequently asked questions

Is TakePublic free for law firms?

Yes. The firm account, roster, engagements, and practice dashboard are free. The client company holds the only paid subscription.

Can we create an ethical wall around one client?

Yes. A firm admin can restrict an engagement to named members. Other firm members have no access to that client, while firm admins retain access.

Who receives a client's handoff notifications?

By default, the firm roster receives them. When the engagement has a lead attorney, that person receives the handoff notifications instead.

Can the client see and remove our firm?

Yes. The client company sees exactly which firm members are seated on its account and can end the firm engagement from its own settings.

Can the firm sign a filing?

No. Sign-off is always personal. An individual licensed attorney's attestation and bar credentials bind to the SHA-256 hash of the exact document before anything can reach EDGAR.

Bring your filings in-house, with counsel still signing

Connect your books, review AI drafts with citations, and file to EDGAR. Your securities attorney signs every filing before it goes anywhere.

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TakePublic is a technology platform, not a law firm, broker-dealer, or auditor. Nothing files without review and sign-off by a licensed securities attorney.