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FOR LAW SCHOOLS AND ORGANIZATIONS

Extend your career office with structured legal access.

Embra is a free layer of verified attorney access that plugs into the programming your office already runs. No new hours for your team. Right now it is a small pilot, one cohort, forming in Arkansas.

MORE ACCESS, WITHOUT MORE HOURS

More access, without more hours.

Embra adds verified attorney mentors on top of what your office already does best. Your work stays yours. Students get more ways in.

WHAT EMBRA ADDSPilot, one cohort, Arkansas
  • 01

    Verified mentor access

    Students reach reviewed attorneys by practice area.

  • 02

    Structured introductions

    Students reach out with context, not cold emails.

  • 03

    Event programming

    In-person events that bring students and attorneys together.

WHAT YOUR OFFICE ALREADY RUNS

Advising, recruiting programming, alumni outreach, career fairs. Embra does not touch any of it.

EVENTS AND PROGRAMMING

Bring students into the room.

The Embra launch event is August 13, 2026 at The Nest LR in Little Rock, from 4:30 to 7:00 PM Central. It brings students and attorneys together in person as the first cohort forms in Arkansas.

BRING EMBRA TO STUDENTS

Start with a pilot.

Embra partners with career offices, bar associations, and legal organizations. We start with a call to shape the right fit. The first step is a conversation.

QUESTIONS

Answers for schools.

No. It extends it. Embra adds a network of verified attorney mentors on top of the programming your career office already runs, so students have more ways in without adding to your team's load.

Yes. Embra is free for students. They can join, browse verified mentors, and reach out with context at no cost.

We work with career offices and student organizations to bring Embra to their students, share it through existing channels, and connect it to events. We start with a call to shape the right fit for your program.

Yes. Embra is live on the web at app.myembra.com and on iOS. The first cohort is forming in Arkansas.

Yes. Bar associations, affinity groups, and legal organizations can partner to give their communities structured access to verified attorney mentors and events.