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LendAFile guide

Temporary file sharing for legal document handoffs.

Use short-lived rooms for non-permanent legal document transfers, client intake files, and review notes.

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File Sharing for Lawyers

Legal teams may need quick temporary spaces for document handoffs, intake files, or review notes. LendAFile provides room-code access and expiry, but sensitive or regulated material should follow your firm policies.

Best for

Common use cases

Client intake files
Draft review packets
Temporary evidence handoff
Meeting documents
How it works

Create, share, expire

Create a room

Pick a room code, room title, and reservation time.

Add content

Upload files, save notes, and keep everything in one temporary place.

Share access

Send the room code and remind recipients to download important files before expiry.

Can law firms use LendAFile?

They can use it for short-term file transfer when it fits their confidentiality and retention policies.

Does LendAFile replace legal document management?

No. It is a temporary transfer tool, not a records system or permanent archive.

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Ready to start sharing?

Create a temporary room without an account, add files or notes, and share one room code.