Refer someone and earn $1,000
Share your referral link. When someone you refer is hired and stays active for 30 days, you can earn $1,000.
For signed-in talent and client accounts. Talent referrals only; company introductions are separate.
How the reward works
You earn $1,000 for each person you refer who is hired through Lawtrades and stays active in that engagement for 30 consecutive days.
The reward is once per referred person. If they're hired for more than one role, it is still one $1,000 reward.
This includes people you referred before the $1,000 offer. If they qualify, you earn $1,000 on the same terms.
The person you refer must never have worked through Lawtrades before.
Lawtrades verifies their actual work start and the 30 active days. If the engagement ends sooner, the reward isn't earned.
Every reward is reviewed before it's paid manually, so payment can come after day 30. Eligibility, tax and payment review apply.
Get your referral link
- Sign in and open My referrals.
- Select Get my referral link to share your personal link. To refer someone to one role, select Share a specific role, choose the role and select Get role link. You can also use Refer a colleague in a Lawtrades email about a role.
- The first time, read the referral conditions and agree to them.
- Select Copy link, or Share to send it by email or text.
Track your referrals
My referrals shows the progress the people you refer agree to share, such as an accepted invitation or a submitted application, and the review and payment status of each reward.
The person you refer can decline your invitation or keep their progress private. Application answers, screening details and hiring reasons always stay private.
What doesn't earn a reward
A click, an accepted invitation, an application or a passed assessment doesn't earn a reward on its own. Only a qualifying hire that reaches 30 active days does.
Self-referrals and referrals with a conflicting hiring relationship don't qualify. A referral doesn't give anyone hiring priority: everyone goes through the normal application process.