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About Rocket Lawyer
 
We believe everyone deserves access to affordable and simple legal services. Founded in 2008, Rocket Lawyer is the largest and most widely used online legal service platform in the world. With offices in North America, South America, and Europe, Rocket Lawyer has helped over 30 million people create over 50 million legal documents, and get their legal questions answered.
 
We are in a unique position to enhance and expand the Rocket Lawyer platform to a scale never seen before in the company’s history, to capture audiences worldwide. We are expanding our team to take on this challenge!

Are you eager to join Rocket Lawyer, but don't see an exact match for your skills and experience among our current job listings? No worries! We're always on the lookout for talented individuals who are passionate about what we do and eager to make a meaningful impact.

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To express your interest in future opportunities at Rocket Lawyer, simply submit your resume and a brief cover letter outlining your areas of expertise, your career aspirations, and why you're excited about the possibility of joining our team. Please note that submitting your resume here does not replace our standard application process for specific job openings.
 
Thank you for considering Rocket Lawyer as your potential future employer. We're excited to connect with you and explore the possibilities together!

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