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Refer a matter

A consent-based pathway for referring a matter.

For referring attorneys, advocates and legal partners. Submit a matter through a transparent intake pathway and follow its review status — without guessing where it went.

How it works

Three steps, in the open.

  • 1. Tell us what the matter is

    The concern, the jurisdictions involved, roughly how many people are affected, and where the matter stands today.

  • 2. Confirm the consent position

    Who has agreed to what, and in whose words. A matter moves no further until that is clear on the record.

  • 3. Review together

    The material is organized into a case file. You keep visibility of its review status while it is evaluated.

What we ask for

The conditions a referral has to meet.

  • Consent, in writing

    Referred individuals must have agreed to have their information shared for this purpose, in language they were actually shown.

  • Accurate framing

    No projected recoveries, no claimed outcomes, and no characterization of a matter as decided when it is not.

  • Professional-responsibility fit

    Participation and any referral arrangement are governed by the rules of the relevant jurisdiction and by the agreement between the parties.

Legal-partner participation and referral structures are subject to applicable professional-responsibility rules and agreement terms. Referral terms are settled in a written agreement, not on this page. Submitting a referral does not create an attorney-client relationship and does not guarantee that a matter will be accepted.