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Business Protection for Contractors

Affordable Access to Provider Attorneys for Contractors

With a small business plan from LegalShield, contractors can get access to experienced provider attorneys without the large legal bills often associated with hiring an attorney directly.

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The Challenge

Why Most Contractors Don't Call an Attorney

Traditional attorneys charge hundreds of dollars per hour. For most contractors, that means legal questions go unanswered — or situations escalate before anyone gets involved.

A homeowner disputes a payment. A change order turns into an argument. A contract has a gap that creates a problem at the end of the job. These are situations where access to a provider attorney could make a real difference — but the cost often feels out of reach.

LegalShield was built to solve this problem. It's a membership service that has been connecting people to provider law firms for over 50 years. Members pay a monthly fee and get access to an experienced provider law firm in their state.

What It Covers

Situations Where Contractors Can Get Guidance

LegalShield members can get guidance from a provider attorney on a wide range of contractor-specific situations.

Unpaid Invoices

When a homeowner refuses to pay, a provider attorney can send a demand letter or advise on filing a mechanic's lien — often resolving the situation without going to court.

Contract Review

Before you sign a contract — or send one to a homeowner — a provider attorney can review it and flag anything that could cause problems later.

Change Order Disputes

If a homeowner disputes extra work you performed, a provider attorney can help you understand your options and what documentation you'll need.

Mechanic's Lien Guidance

Lien laws vary by state and deadlines are strict. A provider attorney can walk you through the process and make sure it's done correctly.

Subcontractor Agreements

Written agreements with subs protect everyone. A provider attorney can help you create or review agreements before work begins.

General Business Legal Questions

Running a business means legal questions come up regularly. With LegalShield, members can speak with a business attorney in as little as eight hours.

How It Works

Getting Started with LegalShield

1

Choose a Plan That Fits Your Business

LegalShield offers small business plans designed for contractors and self-employed professionals. Select the plan that fits your needs.

2

Get Connected to a Provider Law Firm

Your membership connects you to an experienced provider law firm in your state — not a call center, an actual law firm.

3

Contact Your Provider Attorney

Need to review a contract? Have a question about a payment dispute? Members can speak with a business attorney in as little as eight hours.

4

Get Guidance Without Large Legal Bills

Many business owners save thousands of dollars compared to hiring attorneys directly for routine legal questions. Your membership covers a wide range of business legal services.

These plans help contractors better understand their rights and options when legal questions arise.

Many business owners save thousands of dollars compared to hiring attorneys directly for routine legal questions.

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