B2B.ID for Lawyers & Law Firms

The B2B Platform for Lawyers to Do Business.

Find new clients and matters. Get recommended for your expertise. Build referral and co-counsel relationships, discover opportunities, and grow your professional network.

  • Clients & matters
  • Recommendations
  • Referrals & co-counsel
  • Professional network
HC

Hamilton & Cole LLP

Law Firm New York

B2B ID
Commercial LitigationEmploymentTechnology

Practice areas

  • Commercial litigation & arbitration
  • Employment counselling & disputes
  • Technology transactions

Industries served

SoftwareFinancial ServicesMedia

Mid-market and venture-backed companies

Representative experience

  • Defended a software company in a multi-party contract dispute
  • Advised a media group on executive separation and restrictive covenants

Proof

  • Client testimonialswhere permitted
  • Published articles & talksexternal
  • Professional relationshipson B2B.ID

Looking for

  • Outside counsel engagements
  • Co-counsel on complex disputes
  • Employment referrals in NY

Referral fit

Refers matters out in

ImmigrationTaxIntellectual Property

Co-counsel

Available for co-counsel

Complex disputes · additional capacity · NY local counsel

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Your B2B ID

Your firm has a website. Give it a B2B ID.

Your website tells people about your firm. Your B2B ID helps businesses and professionals understand your expertise, experience, proof, relationships — and how they can work with you.

Website

Your owned presentation of your firm.

Your story, your design, your pages. It stays exactly where it is — your B2B ID doesn't replace it.

B2B ID

Your structured identity for doing business.

Built for discovery, trust, recommendations and relationships — so clients, lawyers, referrers and partners can understand you and act, all through B2B.ID.

What a B2B ID can hold

  • Firm identity & lawyers
  • Practice areas
  • Industries served
  • Locations & jurisdictions
  • Offerings & services
  • Representative work
  • Testimonials, where permitted
  • Professional proof & external evidence
  • Professional relationships
  • Referral fit
  • What you're looking for
  • Ways to work with you
Find clients

Be there when businesses are looking for the expertise you have.

Make it easier for the right businesses to understand what you do, why you're relevant and how to work with your firm.

  • What the firm does
  • Which problems it handles
  • Relevant practice areas
  • Relevant industries
  • Location & jurisdiction
  • Experience & proof
  • Reputation & relationships
  • Ways to engage
Find Lawyers & Law Firms
Employment counselNew YorkTechnology company
  • HC

    Hamilton & Cole LLP

    Law Firm · 12 lawyers
    EmploymentCommercial Litigation New York Software, Financial Services, Media

    Representative experience in executive separations · Available for new engagements

    View B2B IDRequest Introduction
  • RM

    Reyes Marlowe PC

    Boutique · 4 lawyers
    EmploymentPrivacy New York Technology, Healthcare

    Testimonials published · Refers out immigration & tax

    View B2B IDRequest Introduction
  • DA

    Dana Achebe, Esq.

    Solo practitioner
    Employment Brooklyn, NY Start-ups, Non-profits

    Fixed-fee counselling · Open to co-counsel

    View B2B IDRequest Introduction

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Get recommended

Get recommended for the work you do best.

Clients rarely need 'a lawyer'. They need the right practice area, relevant experience, the right industry understanding, the right jurisdiction and the right professional fit. Your B2B ID makes those distinctions visible.

Practice area

The specific work, not just 'a lawyer'

Industry experience

Software, healthcare, real estate, finance…

Representative work

Where ethically and permissibly publishable

Testimonials

Where your rules allow them

Professional relationships

Who already works with you

External evidence

Publications, talks, directories, press

Verification

Where applicable and supported

A complete B2B ID gives people the signals they actually use to choose counsel.

How recommendations work
Matters

Discover matters that match your expertise.

Businesses and lawyers post what they need — employment counsel, a commercial dispute, an outside-counsel requirement, local counsel, transaction support. Your B2B ID tells B2B.ID which of them are relevant to you.

Matter

Employment counsel needed

Executive separation and restrictive-covenant review for a growing software company.

Practice area
Employment
Location
New York
Industry
Technology
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Matter

Commercial dispute

Supply-agreement breach; counsel with distribution-contract experience preferred.

Practice area
Commercial Litigation
Location
Illinois
Industry
Manufacturing
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Outside Counsel Requirement

Outside counsel requirement

Ongoing contract review and commercial advice for an in-house legal team.

Practice area
Corporate & Commercial
Location
Remote / multi-state
Industry
Financial Services
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Co-Counsel Need

Local counsel required

Out-of-state firm seeks local counsel for a pending commercial action.

Practice area
Litigation
Location
Texas
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Referral relationships

Build referral relationships with lawyers you trust.

Build relationships with lawyers and firms whose expertise complements yours — so the right matter can reach the right counsel when a client needs help outside your practice, jurisdiction or capacity.

Reasons a matter gets referred:Outside your practice areaJurisdiction mismatchConflictCapacitySpecialist expertiseMatter size or typeGeographic requirement
  1. Business / client need

    A company or individual needs counsel outside the lawyer's practice, jurisdiction or capacity.

  2. Lawyer A

    The lawyer they already trust.

  3. Referral / introduction

    A structured introduction through B2B.ID.

  4. Lawyer B — relevant expertise

    Practice area, industry, jurisdiction and experience that fit.

  5. Matter / professional relationship

    The client is represented; the lawyers build a lasting relationship.

What B2B.ID adds at each step

  • Identity — who each lawyer and firm actually is
  • Expertise context — practice areas, industries, jurisdictions, experience
  • Relationship context — who already works with whom
  • Structured request — introduction, meeting or partnership
  • Introduction — made with the right context on both sides
  • Matter / opportunity context — what is needed and why
Co-counsel

Find the right co-counsel for the matter.

Find lawyers and firms whose experience complements yours, understand their B2B ID, and start the appropriate professional conversation.

  • Specialist expertise
  • Local counsel
  • Additional capacity
  • Litigation support
  • Transaction support
  • Jurisdictional coverage
  • Complementary practice expertise
Find co-counsel
Commercial litigationTexasLocal counsel · co-counsel
  • AW

    Alvarez & Whitfield PLLC

    Law Firm · 9 lawyers
    Commercial LitigationLocal Counsel Houston, TX Energy, Manufacturing

    Available for co-counsel · Local counsel in S.D. Tex.

    View B2B IDRequest Meeting
  • NL

    Northbridge Litigation Group

    Boutique · 6 lawyers
    Commercial LitigationAppellate Dallas, TX Financial Services, Real Estate

    Referral relationship with 3 NY firms · Appellate capacity

    View B2B IDRequest Meeting
  • OK

    Okafor Law

    Solo practitioner
    Commercial Litigation Austin, TX Technology

    Additional capacity this quarter · Publishes case notes

    View B2B IDRequest Meeting

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Refer a matter

When you're not the right lawyer, find someone who is.

Refer a matter to a lawyer whose expertise, location or experience better fits what the client needs. Search by what matters, review their B2B ID, and make the introduction with the right context on both sides.

  1. 1

    Describe the need

    Practice area, jurisdiction, industry, urgency — no confidential detail required.

  2. 2

    Review B2B IDs

    Compare expertise, representative experience, relationships and proof.

  3. 3

    Make the introduction

    A structured introduction the client and receiving lawyer can both act on.

  4. 4

    Keep the relationship

    The lawyer you referred to now knows what you do — and what you take.

Professional partnerships

Build professional relationships that expand what your firm can do.

Law firms have business relationships well beyond referrals. B2B.ID gives each of them an identity, a context and a structured way to start.

Co-counsel

Shared representation on matters that need more expertise or capacity than one firm has.

Referral relationships

Lawyers and firms who send and receive matters that fit each other's practice.

Local counsel

Coverage in jurisdictions where you aren't admitted or don't have a presence.

Specialist counsel

Depth in a niche your clients occasionally need — tax, IP, immigration, regulatory.

Complementary firms

Practices that serve the same clients from a different angle.

Accountants, consultants, investigators & experts

The non-lawyer professionals your matters and clients regularly require.

Find lawyers & law firms

Find lawyers and firms based on what actually matters.

Not a directory of names. Search by the structured information in every B2B ID — then open the B2B ID itself to evaluate before you reach out.

Practice areaIndustryLocationJurisdictionExperienceServicesProfessional proof

Search

Filter by the practice, industry, place and experience you actually need.

View B2B ID

Open the full identity — practice areas, proof, relationships, what they're looking for.

Make a request

Request an introduction, a meeting or a partnership. No cold messages.

Trust

Give people more than a name and practice area to evaluate.

Legal services are unusually trust-sensitive. A B2B ID brings together the things a client, a referring lawyer or a prospective co-counsel actually weighs — in one place, in a structure they can compare.

What a B2B ID can bring together

  • Firm identity
  • Lawyer identity
  • Practice areas
  • Representative experience
  • Work & offerings
  • Testimonials, where appropriate
  • Professional relationships
  • External evidence
  • Verification, where supported
  • Location & jurisdictions

B2B.ID displays only what a lawyer or firm provides, plus verification where the platform supports it. It does not certify specialists or vet lawyers.

How trust works on B2B.ID
Network

Build a professional network that leads to better business.

Network here means commercial and professional relationships — not a feed, a group chat or a members' club.

LawyersLaw firmsClientsReferral partnersProfessional partnersVendors, where relevant

Requests, not cold messages

Request Introduction

Ask to be introduced to a lawyer, firm or business — with your B2B ID and the reason attached, so the other side can evaluate before responding.

“Introduce me to a NY employment lawyer for a client's executive separation.”

Request Meeting

Propose a conversation about a matter, a referral relationship or a co-counsel arrangement. Both sides see context first.

“20 minutes to discuss local-counsel coverage in Texas.”

Request Partnership

Start a formal professional relationship — referral, co-counsel, local counsel or complementary practice — from a structured request rather than a cold message.

“Ongoing co-counsel on complex commercial disputes.”

Share your B2B ID

One identity for the business side of your practice.

Share your B2B ID with clients, lawyers, referral partners and businesses that want to understand your firm and how to work with you.

HC

Hamilton & Cole LLP

Commercial Litigation · Employment · Technology · New York

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“Send me your B2B ID.”

The sentence we want every lawyer to hear — and to say — when business is on the table.

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  • 1Send your B2B ID when someone asks about your firm.
  • 2Include it in appropriate professional outreach.
  • 3Share it with potential referral partners.
  • 4Use it when exploring co-counsel relationships.
  • 5Add it to professional contact points where appropriate.
How it works

Create. Declare what you need. Discover. Request. Build the relationship.

  1. 1

    Create your B2B ID

    Show your firm, practice areas, experience, proof and the work you're looking for.

  2. 2

    Tell B2B.ID what you need

    Clients, matters, referrals, co-counsel, partners, hires or other opportunities.

  3. 3

    Discover and get discovered

    Find relevant businesses and professionals while making your expertise easier to find.

  4. 4

    Make the right request

    Start with a structured request, introduction, meeting or relevant opportunity workflow.

  5. 5

    Build the relationship

    Turn individual interactions into useful long-term professional relationships.

Built for every practice

One platform, every practice area and firm size.

How a B2B ID works for your kind of practice — from solo practitioners to mid-size firms, across the practice areas businesses look for most.

Questions

What a cold visitor usually asks.

More questions? Read the full FAQ

B2B.ID for Lawyers & Law Firms

Grow your practice through better business relationships.

Create your B2B ID and make it easier for clients, lawyers and businesses to understand your expertise and work with your firm.

Not a directory. Not a referral club. Not a community.