ABA Journal: Legal Rebels
Jul 18, 2018

Entrepreneur Amy Porter’s theme is finding what lawyers need

Amy Porter on her experience founding the online payment platform AffiniPay and how she drew on her experience as a college athlete.

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Amy Porter

Amy Porter is the CEO and founder of AffiniPay the company that brings lawyers LawPay. LawPay provides legal credit...

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Stephanie Francis Ward

Stephanie Francis Ward, a legal affairs writer, joined the ABA Journal staff in 2001. Stephanie had worked as a...

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When Amy Porter founded the online payment platform AffiniPay, she drew on her experience as a college athlete—cheerleading while majoring in merchandising at the University of Texas at Austin—which led to work as a sales representative with Varsity Brands, an athletic clothing company. Her businesses now include LawPay, an online payment platform for attorneys, and CPACharge, which she developed after discovering accountants were using LawPay for online payments.
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Published: July 18, 2018
Podcast: ABA Journal: Legal Rebels
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