Mentorship / Verified attorneys / Structured requests

Find a mentor in law.

Embra Mentors makes it simple for law students to learn directly from practicing attorneys and for attorneys to give back on their own terms.

Become a founding mentor How it works

How mentorship works

Three steps to a real conversation.

1
Browse
Search verified attorney mentors by practice area, firm type, and background.
2
Request
Send a short, structured request describing what you want to talk about.
3
Connect
Attorneys choose which requests to accept, then meet for a focused conversation.

The student process

From uncertainty to the right conversation

Create your profile

Tell mentors about your goals, interests, school, and questions.

Discover available attorneys

Browse attorneys who have chosen to mentor and still have capacity.

Send a thoughtful request

Explain why you selected them and what you hope to learn.

Begin the relationship

Once accepted, follow Embra's guided mentorship process.

Embra / Student onboarding

Where are you in law school?

University of Arkansas School of Law

Graduation year

Class of 2026Class of 2027Class of 2028Class of 2029

Year in program

1L2L3LLLMPre-Law

For attorneys

Help the next generation without opening your inbox to everyone.

Embra gives attorneys a structured way to make themselves available to promising students while keeping control over their time, capacity, and professional boundaries.

Create a verified attorney profile
Select the topics you are willing to discuss
Choose how many mentees you can support
Review requests before accepting
Pause new requests whenever your capacity is full
Give back without managing a public stream of cold messages

Create My Mentor Profile

You decide who you mentor, how many people you support, and when you are available.

Embra / Mentor settings

Bar review

Bar state

Arkansas

Year admitted

2014

Bar number stays private and is used only for review.

Current firm and law school

Hartwell & Bryce LLP

University of Arkansas School of Law

Practice areas

CorporateM&ALitigationEmployment

Mentoring areas

CorporateM&ALitigation

Student capacity

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Short bio and attestation

Corporate M&A attorney. Happy to talk about BigLaw, first-gen lawyers, and OCI prep.

Required attestation accepted

The attorney process

Mentorship on your terms

Verify your professional identity

Confirm your bar admission before accepting requests.

Define how you can help

Select areas such as law school, recruiting, practice areas, public interest, in-house careers, or firm life.

Set your capacity

Choose one, two, three, or more mentees.

Review student requests

Accept only the requests that align with your interests and availability.

Make a meaningful difference

Help a student navigate a path that may otherwise feel closed to them.

Trust layer

Free access, with verified attorneys.

Core student access is free and mentor participation is free. Before an attorney mentor can accept requests, our team reviews their application and confirms their bar admission against their state bar's public directory.

Become a founding mentor

Structured student requests

Attorneys see who is reaching out, what they need, and why they want to talk now.

Clear community standards

Published expectations guide professional conduct on both sides.

Request limits

Caps on outbound requests keep the directory from becoming a spam channel.

Reporting and blocking

Either side can report or block when a boundary is crossed.