QuickLegal Gives You Realtime Mobile Access to Lawyers


Want legal help at any time of the day on your mobile? QuickLegal promises this and more. QuickLegal connects you with a vetted legal counselor for quick advice via video almost like having the phone number of a trusted lawyer. We interview Derek Bluford, CEO and Founder of QuickLegal, who describes his new mobile legal service. Give it a view. For more details feel free to visit - http://www.foundersspace.com/feedback/derek-bluford-ceo-of-quicklegal-usa/

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