For attorneys and firms · Explainer · 1 min read · Updated November 4, 2026
Rush and priority cases: getting proposals faster
When a priority listing ($99) or a rush broadcast ($199) is worth it, the 48-hour refund, and free ways to get proposals sooner.
Most cases get proposals without any help. When you need consultants to see your case sooner, two paid options move it up.
Priority: $99
- Your case is listed first on the case board for 7 days.
- Good when the case is in a less common specialty, or you want more proposals to choose from.
Rush: $199
- Everything in priority, plus an immediate alert to every available consultant whose specialty matches, not only the usual matching alerts.
- For deadlines within 10 days: an expert disclosure date, a deposition next week, a statute of limitations closing in.
If no one proposes
Both are refunded automatically if no proposal arrives within 48 hours.
Before you pay for speed
- Is the brief complete? A clear service, deadline, page count and budget get faster proposals than a vague brief.
- Is the budget realistic? Proposals arrive slowly when the budget is below what the work takes. See Legal nurse consultant rates for typical ranges.
- Have you invited anyone? Searching consultants and inviting two or three good matches is free and often the fastest route.
Included in workspace plans
The Firm plan includes two boosts a month.