Common questions

• What services are included for lawyers who join WIDR?

  • A listing on our search engine;
  • An online agenda with real-time appointment management;
  • A videoconferencing system without prior installation;
  • A website with front page visibility on Google and Google Maps;
  • An inter-lawyer network
  • Many advantages and discounts offered by our partners (Docusign, Vistaprint, Legal Pilot, Google G Suite, Office 365 etc.).

• Are lawyers selected by a ranking or scoring system?

  Widr does not have a ranking or scoring system. The lawyer selected by our search engine is the one who corresponds exactly to the client's request.

  Can we sponsor his profile in order to be selected by Widr?

  For deontological and ethical reasons, no advertising or sponsorship is carried out by Widr. The lawyer selected by our search engine is the one who best corresponds to the client's request.

• Does Widr take a commission on the client/lawyer relationship?

  Widr does not take any commission on the customer/lawyer relationship. However, there is a charge for the legal services provided by the lawyer. These fees are indicated at the end of your search.

• How to ensure the veracity of a legal request?

  The user's request must be complete in order for the client to access the agenda of the selected lawyer. In addition, Widr may have to contact the client by phone to ensure that his request is well-founded.

  Before each appointment, Widr sends the user's answers to the selected lawyer in order to guarantee an express consultation of 15 minutes maximum.

• Is the content of my agenda visible by WIDR?

  Widr will only be aware of the lawyer's available slots in order to :

  • avoid duplicate appointments,
  • to deal with the jet lag,
  • to send a reminder to the lawyer and the user 1h and 5min before the appointment

  No, only the user has access to his agenda and will be able to choose his availability, the time difference between each appointment and his time zone.

• Who does the data belong to?

  The lawyer remains the owner of his data, WIDR will use the data only for the purposes set out here in accordance with the Data Protection Act of 6 January 1978 as amended, the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) of 27 April 2016 and the rules of deontology imposed by the National Bar Council.

• Where is the data stored?

  The data of European users is hosted in the European Union more specifically in France.