-- Attorney Stephanie McClure and business executive Rebecca Eagleson announced the launch of Record Wranglers, a business-to-business service that hunts down criminal records, including certified court dispositions and police records for law firms. Firms order records online, track each request and receive the finished documents in a secure digital vault.
Record Wranglers handles an administrative job that law firms struggle to do themselves, often fruitlessly. Every court, township and agency has its own process for releasing records, if at all, and many states and cities have privacy laws that limit what they disclose and to whom they disclose it. A single request can keep a legal assistant busy for months only to find out the record will not be released to them. Small practices with one or two support staff feel this the most. Countless follow up calls and emails take a secretary’s time away from work that needs to get done for client files. Worse yet, many attorneys try to help, only to find courts and law enforcement not amenable to even the most urgent pleas for help.
Photo Courtesy of Eagleson (left) and McClure (right)
The Record Wranglers platform hands that work to an outside team. Attorneys or staff submit a request online, follow its progress on their account and message the Record Wranglers team inside the platform. Completed records go to the firm’s secure vault, ready to download. The first of it’s kind, the Record Wranglers service takes on this struggle for your firm, no matter where the records are from. The service handles records from courts and agencies across the United States.
“Record Wranglers is the first centralized criminal records service offered business-to-business for law firms,” Eagleson said. “This outsourcing recoups enormous firm waste and allows lawyers to take their time and their staff back.”
Law Firms who use the platform have reported significant profitability using this model. That’s because Record Wranglers charges flat fees at wholesale rates, published online, so no guessing. Firms can offer their clients package pricing that includes their own analysis and interpretation of the material in order to profit above the cost. The bottom line results in profit under this model, whereas firms who try to grind through this process on their own, see a bottom line in the negative, complete financial loss on these cases. The numbers seem to speak for themselves and make the decision an easy one.
The two founders bring different backgrounds to the company. McClure is a veteran attorney of twenty years, with a law enforcement background. She owns and operates SMC Law Group, a national crimmigration, appeals, and federal litigation firm. She works closely with immigration lawyers around the country, vacating convictions that stand in the way of adjustment of status and even trigger deportation. The unique SOP she built allows the referring attorney to remain client-facing, while the SMC team handles the heavy lifting in the courts. Eagleson oversees daily operations at Record Wranglers, and does so with a long record of corporate success. Before she targeted the legal field, she worked in corporate for lifestyle industry giants and was named a global sales leader.
Law firms can order records now at RecordWranglers.com. Same or next day service may be available.
About Record Wranglers
Record Wranglers is a criminal records procurement service for law firms, launched in 2026 by attorney Stephanie McClure and Rebecca Eagleson. The company gets records, including certified court dispositions and police records from courts and agencies across the United States. It delivers them through a secure online vault at flat, published fees. More information is available at www.RecordWranglers.com.
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