Commenting on this, Jesse Ding, CEO of Omicrown said, "At Omicrown, we believe that in times of success, prosperity not only comes to the employer but also to the employees. By helping others implement sustainable business practices, we aim to set a precedent for business owners to positively impact our society.

Omicrown, an American-based management company focused on providing directories of lawyers, unveils its intention to expand its services into other industries. They currently offer a robust legal directory serving as a bridge to lawyers for clients. The company plans on providing full fledged management services to the medical, real estate and accounting sector within the next year.

Amid the pandemic-driven surge in digital reliance, lawyers need an adequate digital footprint, as a significant amount of people use search engines to discover various professionals and service providers. Hence, Omicrown acts as a middleman between potential clients in need of legal counsel and the legal experts signed up on their platform.

Omicrown achieves this by employing the use of highly skilled managers with extensive experience in the legal industry to enhance the management process. They also pay attention to detail in the customer experience rendered to their clients in need of legal services.

The company is currently based in New York and California, but will eventually start opening branches in other cities and states to expand their reach within the USA. They are open to partnering with visionary companies and individuals in these industries that would like to invest in Omicrown's expansion initiative.

Their management service for these industries would entail curating a directory of vetted experts in various fields; offering robust digital marketing initiatives to promote experts; and handling administrative tasks on their behalf. On Omicrown's website, potential clients would be able to search for professionals in these fields making use of criteria like area of expertise, city, state or zip code.

Under the pressure and influence of economic, political, and social environments, the legal industry is in a golden age of development, and more changes are taking place within the industry than ever before.