Marble Law

• Practice Areas
• Legal Team Size
• Case Management
• Communication and Transparency 

Practice Areas

Due to the structure of Marble’s legal team, the firm has found a way to service and help clients in a number of different practice areas. The expertise provided by Marble’s attorneys provide a comprehensive legal service to clients across various state lines. Practice areas include the following:

• Family Law — divorce, child custody and visitation, and alimony and spousal support cases
• Employment Law — discrimination, workplace harassment, and wrongful termination cases
• Criminal Defense — drug and alcohol offenses, theft, and vandalism cases
• Traffic Infringements — DUI, SWI, and driving offenses
• Immigration Law — citizenship, green card, and work visa or permit cases 
• Estate Planning — wills and trusts 
• Tax — tax relief and liens charges

By offering such a wide range of legal services across the country, Marble is able to service a wide range of clients’ needs.

Legal Team Size

The vast majority of law firms are relatively small in size and service a very specific geographical area. Due to state bar requirements, law firms usually only service one state and in many cases, law firms only offer services in certain counties and courthouses. This is not the case with Marble as its proprietary service has a larger reach than most law firms. 

Marble is contracted out with over 200 lawyers who can service clients in 12 different states. With this size of a legal staff, Marble is able to take on more cases and help more clients than the traditional law firm can. 

Currently, Marble can service clients in the following states: California, Colorado, New York, Texas, Arizona, Florida, Illinois, Georgia, New Jersey, Virginia, Massachusetts, and Michigan. 

Case Management

Each client’s case is managed by their own personal and dedicated legal team. More often than not with other law firms, a client only has access to one lawyer or professional familiar with their case. With Marble, clients can potentially communicate with their entire legal team, which includes a case manager, paralegal, and attorney. Together, these professionals are able to address the concerns of each client and advocate for their case.

Communication and Transparency

Marble prides itself on providing open lines of communication directly to each client. Through an online portal, clients can message or contact attorneys directly and their dedicated legal team can respond in due time. Clients can receive updates on their case and see what work is being done on their behalf.

This transparency eliminates some of the confusion clients often experience while navigating the legal process. Generally, law firms will have to call clients directly or clients will need to set up appointments to be in contact with their attorney. With Marble, communication is always available. 

• Middle Man Service
• Fees and Payments 

Middle Man Service

Marble pairs clients with attorneys in a specified practice area. These Marble case managers are essentially glorified salespeople acting as the middleman between clients and the actual legal team. By having this additional party involved in each case, many former clients have experienced miscommunications that have negatively impacted their case.

Traditionally, a law firm and client work together from the initial case set up throughout the remainder of the case. By introducing a middle man, communication avenues are sometimes compromised.  

Fees and Payments

One of the main selling points for Marble is the fact that the firm charges flat fee pricing. This allows clients to have a good idea of what services will cost them in order to use Marble throughout the duration of the case. Most law firms charge either a percentage of winnings or varying fees for a wide range of services. Marble has attempted to eliminate this uncertainty by charging flat rates for all services.

However, this has been a pain point for many former clients. Because clients are charged on a monthly basis, clients have paid months of legal fees with little to no work being done on their behalf. 

Additionally, many law firms will offer some sort of free consultation to clients. Since not every attorney or firm is an ideal fit for every client, this initial consultation allows all involved parties to determine if the case is a good fit. Marble does not offer this and instead charges up to $50 for just the initial welcome appointment.