Know which attorneys and firms are in motion before the role is posted
Legal placements turn on timing. Prowlr's legal engine is in production right now, scoring more than 24,000 real attorney and law-firm records from public sources, so you see lateral movement and hiring windows open while a competitor is still waiting for the posting. Type a role. Score against the live index. Reach the right people first.
This is the live index, not a slide.
Legal is the production vertical. The running count, the firm graph, and every record on this page are real engine output bound to the live routes, not a curated reel. Search litigation associate right now and the engine returns firm-direct openings at score 0.99 with the verdict strong, the reason it scored that way, and a link straight to the firm's own careers page. Ogletree Deakins. Finnegan in Washington DC. Real records, scored in the open.
Every record carries a score, a verdict, the reasons, and the source.
Legal recruiting intelligence, answered.
Is the Prowlr legal engine live or a demo?
Live. The legal vertical runs against the production engine through the /v1/match-demo, /v1/graph-demo, and /v1/stats/history routes. Every record, the firm graph, and the running count are real engine output bound to a live index of more than 24,000 attorney and law-firm records across 363 firms. Type a role and you score against the same index a paying recruiter does.
How does Prowlr track attorney lateral movement and hiring windows?
The engine watches public, firm-direct and press signals: a partner departs a still-booked practice group, a group announces an expansion, or a firm adds openings to its own career page. Each signal is scored, given a plain verdict, the reasons behind the score, and a source-chain back to the public source it came from, so you act on movement before the role is posted.
What data sources does the legal engine use?
Only public ones. Law-firm career pages and ATS feeds (Workday, iCIMS, viDesktop), legal press and lateral coverage (Law360, The American Lawyer, Above the Law), state bar admission and licensing directories, court dockets and appearance filings from PACER and state e-filing, and firm press releases and practice-group announcements. No private firm data, no scraped inboxes. Every record traces back to a public page you can open.
Can I call the legal engine from my own stack?
Yes. The same scored output is available as a REST API and as a live MCP server, so it plugs into your CRM, your sourcing tools, or an agent. You get the score, the verdict, the reasons, and the sources on every record, in your own systems, on infrastructure you control.
Do I own the data or am I renting it?
You own it. Prowlr is an engine you run, not a feed you lease. The index, the scored records, and the source-chains live in your pipeline. When you stop paying a data vendor the data leaves with them. When you own the engine, the moat stays yours. Stop renting your data. Own it.
Reach the right attorneys while the window is open.
Run a real query against the live legal index, or call the same engine from your own stack through the API and MCP server. See the score, read the verdict, open the source, and reach the people in motion before the role is ever posted.