For licensed attorneys

The Attorney Case Exchange

Refer the cases you can't take. Receive the ones you want. A vetted, ethics-aware marketplace for attorney-to-attorney referrals with e-signed agreements and tracked referral fees.

Free to post and browse. Bar verification required.

How the exchange works

Step 1

Post a case you can't take

Conflict of interest, wrong jurisdiction, or outside your practice area? Publish an anonymized listing in under two minutes — no client names or contact details are exposed.

Step 2

Matched attorneys get alerted

Verified attorneys whose state and practice area match the listing receive an alert immediately and can submit a referral-fee offer.

Step 3

Accept the offer that fits

Compare proposed fee splits and experience. Contact details are only unmasked for both sides once you accept an offer.

Step 4

Sign and settle

Both attorneys electronically sign the referral agreement. Record the case outcome and track the referral fee through to paid.

Built for compliance, not just speed

Bar-verified participants only

Every attorney is verified against their bar number and admission state before they can post or claim a case.

Ethics guardrails built in

Client consent status is captured on every listing, fee splits are recorded in writing, and each participant acknowledges their state's referral-fee rules before an agreement is formed.

Client identity stays protected

Listings are anonymized and moderated. Nothing identifying the client is published to the marketplace.

Frequently asked questions

Who can use the Case Exchange?
Licensed, bar-verified attorneys with an approved account. Consumers cannot see or access exchange listings.
What does it cost?
There is no charge to post or browse listings. Referral fees are negotiated directly between the two attorneys and recorded on the agreement.
Are referral fees allowed in my state?
Rules vary by jurisdiction. Both attorneys must acknowledge that the agreed split complies with their state's rules of professional conduct, and the client must consent in writing where required.
Is the client's information shared?
No. Listings are anonymized, and contact details are unmasked only after an offer is accepted by both sides.