CrowdJustice has been shortlisted for Financial Times Innovative Lawyers Awards 2018 for being an empowering platform that democratises access to justice.
CrowdJustice is a digital crowdfunding platform that supports people raising funds for legal action and social justice cases. We are different from other crowdfunding platforms because we are dedicated to legal services. Our goal is transform the legal sector by providing a new funding stream for lawyers and their clients and democratising justice. We undertake thorough compliance and Anti Money Laundering checks and ensure that the flow of funds is transparent and goes directly to the lawyer or law firm.
Upon hearing of being shortlisted, Julia Salasky, founder and CEO at CrowdJustice said: “We’re extremely pleased to know that our work broadening access to justice has been recognised for its ambition and huge social impact - we couldn’t be more excited to continue expanding the work of CrowdJustice.”
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The awards will be held the 4th of October at the National History Museum in London. Follow CrowdJustice on Twitter for live tweets and updates.
You can find more about the awards here.