Getting access

Accounts are created by your firm

OneCounsel is licensed to a firm rather than sold seat by seat, so there is no sign-up form here. How you get access depends on which of these you are.

Your firm already uses OneCounsel

Ask whoever administers OneCounsel at your firm - usually an office manager or a partner - to add you. They can create your seat in a minute from the admin screen, and you will get an email to set your password.

We cannot create the account for you. Seats belong to the firm, and adding someone to a caseload containing protected health information has to be the firm’s decision rather than ours.

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Your firm is not using OneCounsel yet

Then the next step is a walkthrough rather than a trial login. We will show you the platform against how your firm actually runs, and tell you plainly if it is not a fit.

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