Law360

Review:

Law360 is a niche job board that helps employers fill their legal roles in the U.S. The platform forms part of the Law360 online publication, which features breaking legal news, industry content, and in-depth analysis. With featured listings, social media promotion, and targeted email alerts available, Law360 is a good option for targeted hiring.

While the job board gives employers access to a large pool of legal professionals, it is less affordable than other niche job sites, such as LawMatch and LawCrossing. The platform also lacks an applicant tracking system and candidate matching tools.

Pros:

• Law360 receives over 987,000 unique monthly visits.
• The platform offers several job posting plans to suit different hiring needs.
• Employers have access to the site's resume database.
• The "Maximum Exposure Posting" includes a featured spot on the site's home page.
• The "Spotlight Upgrade" allows your listing to stand out from other posts for increased visibility.
• Listings can be distributed across a network of job sites through the platform's partnership with CareerCast.
• The platform allows employers to add a company profile or summary to the site.
• Employers can add screening questions to their job posts to filter applicants.
• Listings are sent to subscribers via the site's digital newsletter.

Cons:

• Law360 does not offer a free job posting plan.
• The platform lacks candidate matching tools.
• The "Standard Posting" plan does not include social media promotion or job distribution.
• Compared to other niche job boards, Law360 is costly.

Reputation:

While online reviews of Law360 are limited, the platform enjoys a 5 out of 5-star rating based on the opinion of five people on its Facebook page.