How Lawyer Matching Services Work
How lawyer matching services generally work, and how they help people find lawyers who may handle their type of case.
The short answer
A lawyer matching service generally collects basic information about your situation through an intake form and shows you lawyers or firms that may handle that type of case in your area; you decide whether to contact any of them. InjuryClaimGuide is a legal advertising service: participating law firms pay InjuryClaimGuide to receive leads, and if you choose to submit an intake, InjuryClaimGuide forwards your intake to participating firms you choose. It does not rate or evaluate any lawyer, and a firm receiving your information does not mean it will take your matter.
Introduction
Lawyer matching services aim to help individuals find attorneys who may handle their type of case. This article explains how these services generally work. This platform is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.
How Matching Works
Information Gathering
You provide basic information about your situation through a questionnaire or intake form.
Matching Process
The platform uses your responses to identify attorneys who handle cases with similar characteristics in your area.
Your Choice
You are presented with information about matched attorneys and can choose whether to reach out for a consultation.
Important Things to Know
- Having your information sent to a lawyer does not guarantee they will accept your case
- Matching is based on general intake information
- You should conduct your own research before choosing an attorney
- The platform does not evaluate or guarantee lawyer quality
Frequently Asked Questions
Does using a matching service cost me anything?
Many matching services, including this one, are free for users. The service may receive compensation from participating attorneys.
Does the platform recommend specific lawyers?
No. The platform presents lawyers whose practice areas may relate to your situation. It does not endorse or recommend any specific attorney.
Ready to talk about your situation?
A free intake is about two minutes. No obligation. You decide if you want to be connected with anyone.
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