How it works
A student studies. A lawyer decides.
The weeks are education. A real enquiry is screened, and an advocate remains responsible. The network does not advertise guaranteed work, and it does not pay for introductions.
- 01The clientDescribes a problem and consents to a preliminary consultation.
- 02The platformScreens the matter. A number is issued, such as YLA-MATTER-2026-000145.
- 03A student or juniorMay help with facts, research, or a draft. They do not advise.
- 04The supervising lawyerReviews the work, guides the consultation, and decides what happens next.
- 05Further actionFollow-up, a responsible referral, or closure. Nothing is guaranteed.
What a student does
- 01Register and complete a learning profile. Say whether you are in LL.B. or LL.M., and which year.
- 02Open the twelve weeks. Read the note, watch the briefing, and do the exercise.
- 03Submit drafting and research practice. Feedback, where given, is educational.
- 04Join a college page or apply as a campus ambassador. That is a student network, not a client list.
- 05Touch a real enquiry only if an advocate assigns it. You still do not advise.
When there is a real enquiry
- New
- Screening
- Eligible
- Assigned
- Under review
- Consultation
- Follow-up
- Referred
- Closed
Students and juniors cannot mark a consultation, negotiate a fee, or hold themselves out as the advocate on the matter. External notes use the matter room, not a private WhatsApp thread as the record.