For lawyers
Receive case requests and introductions to people with cases like the ones you take, or ask to have your firm considered for our lawyer lists.
Receive case requests from people looking for a malpractice lawyer
People come to Malpractice Center after something has gone wrong with their care. Many are still working out whether they have a case and how long they have to file. Tell us where you practice and the cases you take, and we'll talk about introducing you to people with cases like yours.
- Case requests from people who ask to be contacted by a lawyer
- Introductions to people with cases like the ones you take
- In the cities, states and provinces where you practice
Looking to get on a list? Ask to be considered.
How case requests work
Step 1: Tell us where you practice
Pick the cities, states or provinces where you take cases, and tell us the kinds of cases you handle.
Step 2: We talk it through
We reply within two business days, answer your questions and tell you where case requests can reach you.
Step 3: Requests come to you
When someone there asks for a case review and agrees to be contacted, the request comes straight to you.
Get on the list
Our lawyer lists are editorial. Any firm can ask to be considered. We check that you handle medical malpractice cases and serve the place, and we look up your license and public discipline record.
How our lists work
Editorial
We find the firms, check each one against its own website and the public record, and decide who is included.
At least three firms
A list goes up only when at least three firms pass our checks.
Checked every quarter
Lists are re-verified each quarter. A firm that no longer passes comes off at the next update.
Featured, labeled
Some lists show one featured firm first, labeled Featured. Featured firms are Malpractice Center partners.
Read the full methodology and our disclosures.

