Attorney Share

Attorney Share is a case-referral tool for firms that want to manage opportunities against defined practice areas and jurisdictions. It is most compelling for firms using its connected legal software; its pay-per-signed-case option avoids a monthly bill, but membership and client-consent requirements narrow its fit.

Overview

Firms configure their practice areas and jurisdictions to receive matched case opportunities, then can track referrals and automate parts of the response. The product is focused on referral workflow, not a broad law-firm marketing suite. Its value depends on whether a firm can meet its eligibility and disclosure obligations and can use the integrations that connect the workflow to its existing systems.

Attorney Share characterizes itself as technology that connects attorneys, rather than an attorney referral service. Its terms require membership in an attorney membership organization made available by Justice HQ, LLC for most features, including account creation. Referral transactions also require client consent, proper disclosure, and compliance with applicable rules or statutes. These are important conditions to resolve before adopting the platform.

Key features

Matching, ratings, and proposals

Practice-area and jurisdiction filters determine which opportunities reach a firm, which can reduce the need to sort through referrals that do not fit its work or location. Each case receives an AI lead-quality rating of Excellent, Strong, Fair, or Limited. That rating gives firms a consistent signal to consider, but it is not a substitute for evaluating a case themselves.

Users can configure automatic proposals for cases that meet their filters. This is useful for firms with clear intake criteria and a repeatable response process; firms that need individual review before making any proposal may prefer to keep that step manual.

Referral tracking and integrations

Referral status milestones can sync automatically with connected case-management software, keeping referral activity closer to the system a firm already uses. Integrations include Clio Grow, Clio Manage, MyCase, Lead Docket, Salesforce & Litify, and Lawmatics Intake. Supio Intake is described as a future integration, with AI writing the referral for the user, so it should not factor into a decision about current workflow coverage.

The platform is offered on the web and through an API. The API provides a possible route for connection beyond the named integrations, while the integrations team directs tool-specific questions to [email protected].

Pricing

Attorney Share has a free plan and two distinct paid approaches. The choice is between paying when a case is signed and paying a flat monthly amount to avoid per-case match fees.

• Pay Per Signed Case: free, billed $0 per month, with a one-time match fee of $49-$299 only when a client is successfully signed. It includes unlimited cases and all features, with no upfront commitments or fee cuts. This is the lower-risk fit for firms with variable referral volume or those that want to avoid a recurring subscription; the fee varies by signed case.
• Flat Monthly Pricing: $999 a month, billed $999 per month. It includes unlimited signed cases, full platform access, and no per-case match fees, as well as no fees for private network cases. Firms signing enough cases to make per-case fees less attractive may prefer the predictable monthly charge. The substantial recurring cost makes it harder to justify for firms with low or uncertain volume.

The pay-per-signed-case plan is not cost-free when referrals convert: its match fee applies upon a successful client signing. The flat plan removes that per-case charge but carries a $999 monthly bill. Compare expected signed-case volume and fee exposure before choosing; the published plans do not specify a seat limit, trial, or renewal term.

Platforms

Attorney Share supports web and API access. The listed integrations may make it a better fit for firms already working in one of the supported intake or case-management products than for firms seeking a standalone referral tool.

Who it's for

Attorney Share is best suited to firms that receive or share cases regularly, can define useful practice-area and jurisdiction filters, and want referrals tied into supported legal software. Firms should first confirm that they can satisfy the membership requirement and handle client consent and disclosure obligations. It is a weaker fit for firms that cannot join the required organization, have few referrals, or need integrations outside the named options.

Pros and cons

• Pros: The no-monthly-charge plan includes unlimited cases and all features, with fees only after a successful signing; this can suit firms with irregular volume.
• Pros: Matching, configurable proposals, AI lead ratings, and milestone syncing cover several steps of referral handling rather than just discovery.
• Pros: Integrations include several established legal intake and case-management tools, giving firms a way to connect referral activity with existing workflows.
• Cons: Most features, including account creation, require membership in an organization made available by Justice HQ, LLC, which may exclude otherwise interested firms.
• Cons: Client consent, disclosure, and compliance obligations add operational work to each referral transaction.
• Cons: Flat Monthly Pricing costs $999 per month, a meaningful fixed expense for firms that do not sign enough cases to benefit from avoiding match fees.

Alternatives

ReferDesk is a free web and desktop referral platform with no stated referral cap; choose it if a straightforward free referral tool matters more than Attorney Share’s legal-specific matching, ratings, and integrations.

Overture Law lets users post referrals and share fee splits for free, with paid membership for attorneys receiving referrals. It may suit firms focused on referral sharing and fee splits rather than Attorney Share’s matching and workflow features.

Law Firm Central offers a free hosted firm page with a lead form and basic SEO, plus a $497 monthly Starter plan. Choose it when a firm profile and lead capture are the priority rather than referral routing.

Mainfolk has a free website plan with a custom subdomain, unlimited edits, and about 10 AI assists per month. It is a better direction for users building a basic web presence, not managing attorney referrals.

Avago offers AI website generation, device previews, an AI content assistant, stock images, and logo generation. Consider it for creating a website rather than handling legal referral operations.

Birdeye uses location-based subscription pricing; choose it if a location-based platform is a better match for the firm’s needs.

GoBoom is a paid web-based alternative.

LawLytics is a paid web-based alternative.

Browse the Legal Marketing Software category for more options.

Verdict

Attorney Share is a strong candidate for eligible law firms that want matched referrals, automated proposals, and status tracking connected to supported legal software. The pay-per-signed-case plan keeps recurring cost at zero, but the $49-$299 conversion fee, membership condition, and client-consent duties are central trade-offs. Firms unable to meet those conditions, or without enough referral volume to justify the workflow, should look elsewhere.