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As a user of lawpay for a few years now, I realize they do NOT have my back at all. I will look for another merchant account company. When a customer does a chargeback, I should be notified every step of the way. And when I provide proof of services provided, LawPay and their underwriter should NOT be granting chargebacks.
I am a solo attorney in Phoenix, and recently had misinformation from LawPay when I was changing from one bank account for my LawPay payments to a new bank account at the same bank. As a result of this misinformation, I now have several thousands of dollors in banking limbo, and all LawPay states is as soon as the bank that they sent the funds to rejects the same because the account LawPay sent them to does not exist, LawPay will send them to the correct account.
For some reason, I do not have much confidence that this will happen soon.
I am a consumer. I paid my first $1300 installment to my attorney and was charged an an administrative fee by LawPay of 29.99. I will definitely will find another method of payment.
LawPay Company Overview
LawPay is a payment processing solution designed specifically for law firms, legal professionals, and related service providers. It enables attorneys to accept credit cards, debit cards, and eChecks while maintaining compliance with the trust accounting rules set by state bar associations and the American Bar Association. The platform supports one-time and recurring payments, offers secure online payment links, and allows clients to pay through a branded payment page. LawPay can integrate with legal practice management software such as Clio, MyCase, and PracticePanther. It provides separate handling of operating and trust funds to ensure compliance with IOLTA (Interest on Lawyers’ Trust Accounts) requirements. LawPay is cloud-based and includes fraud protection tools, data encryption, and PCI compliance features. It is primarily used by solo practitioners, small firms, and larger legal organizations across the U.S.