As with all industries and professions, technology has completely transformed the way the legal industry works. Now, both lawyers and people seeking legal service can take advantage of various platforms and applications for their needs. This accessibility is highly essential in resolving common cases and in educating people about their rights. One of the most common of these cases people would encounter at least once in their life is having to pay for traffic tickets and parking tickets.
In today's episode, WinIt's co-founder Ouriel Lemmel joins us to discuss in detail how the platform works. He explains how both clients and attorneys can use WinIt for resolving concerns with parking and traffic tickets. Using Winit, you can determine if you pay for traffic and parking tickets or you fight them. Ouriel also talks about how they onboard attorneys on the platform, the pricing structure, and what drives people to use the app. Finally, he shares his insights about the role of technology in making justice and the legal industry more accessible.
If you want to know how you can use technology to better access and provide justice, this episode will bring value to you.
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Ouriel: “That's really where I realized the pain of handling tickets, disputing them, managing them, or paying them. And that's really how the idea of WinIt came, where we realize that there's a real need for a lot of drivers that are being affected by that.”
Moshe: “It's not just streamlining the process, but it's also allowing people to have another option that they wouldn't have had otherwise because just their assumption of how complicated it was going to be would have been a barrier to entry.”
Ouriel: “I think part of our success has been linked to that, where we understand that at the end of the process, you need to have this expert who understands that process and has been doing this for a while.”
Ouriel: “Sometimes we found that a lot of these kinds of attorneys don't necessarily have huge offices; they're like a few people shop. And having technology really helps them be more efficient at their job, and we're very happy to help them with that.”
Ouriel: “When you have a product that works and delivers, you'll get organic growth that really helps with that.”
Ouriel: “It's very important that the attorneys on our platform are happy and they are making money. But often, we found that—they're smart people, and they realize that it's a volume business. So by adjusting the price to be competitive, they get more business. So it really varies.”
Ouriel: "I think most lawyers understand that technology, again, is here, and it's transforming lives. Most aspects of our lives have been transformed or will be transformed by technology."
Ouriel: “We're serving a lot of people from underserved communities, people that don't necessarily have a lot of money, and having access to justice at a normal price was really helpful for them.”
Ouriel Lemmel is the co-founder of WinIt, an app that assists drivers with automotive needs, particularly helping people pay for traffic tickets. The app also offers various options to help drivers learn about traffic defense, leasing and financing options, and auto insurance rates. Since its launch in 2015, WinIt has saved over $10 million worth of tickets on behalf of its users.
To start using WinIt, you may visit their website or download their app on the Apple App Store or Google Play.
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