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MalpracticeAttorneys.com is operated by Wilder West Assets, LLC, support@malpracticeattorneys.com. We operate an attorney advertising and lead-generation service. Each state’s lawyer advertising rules apply to a service like ours. In Florida, for example, the Rules Regulating The Florida Bar call a service like ours a “qualifying provider.”

We are not a law firm, and no attorney works for us to represent or advise you. We do not provide legal services or legal advice, and nothing on this website is legal advice. Our name describes the kind of attorneys we connect people with. It does not mean we are attorneys.

We are not a lawyer referral service run or approved by any state bar, including The Florida Bar Lawyer Referral Service. No state bar, including The Florida Bar, endorses or approves us, this website, or any participating attorney.

Attorneys and law firms that participate in our service pay us for the requests we deliver to them. That is how we make money. It is free for you. What participating attorneys pay us is never a percentage or share of anything an attorney charges you, and it never depends on whether they take your matter or how it turns out.

Payment to participate is not a recommendation or endorsement. We do not rank attorneys, compare their skills or experience, or claim that any participating attorney is better than one who does not participate.

We connect you with a participating attorney based on objective factors: where the care took place, the type of concern you describe, and which participating firms have availability. We do not evaluate whether you have a claim.

Before we share anything, we tell you the name of the participating law firm and the city, town, or county of its office, and we ask for your approval. We send your request to one participating firm at a time. Every participating attorney must be licensed to practice law in the state where your matter is located.

We open states one at a time, and requests aren’t open in any state yet. See where we operate for the current list. For now, we can’t accept requests from people who live in California, Colorado, Connecticut, New Jersey, New York, Texas, or Washington. If we can’t help, we’ll tell you before you share details of what happened.

A participating attorney may refer your matter to another lawyer or law firm, or work on it together with another firm.

Contacting us, sending a request, or being connected with a participating attorney does not create an attorney–client relationship with us or with that attorney. An attorney–client relationship forms only when you and an attorney both agree to it.

Because we are not your lawyer, information you send us may not be protected by attorney–client privilege. Please share only what our form asks for.

We cannot guarantee that a participating attorney will be available, will contact you within any particular time, or will accept your matter. No one can guarantee the outcome of a legal matter.

Legal claims have strict deadlines that vary by state. Sending us a request does not file a claim or stop any deadline. Speak with an attorney promptly.

Each participating attorney is independently licensed and responsible for their own professional conduct. You can raise concerns about an attorney with the bar or court that licenses lawyers in that attorney’s state. You can also contact us at support@malpracticeattorneys.com.

The law firms that take part in our service are listed on our Participating firms page.