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Class action investigations in District of Columbia

We are not currently accepting claimant information from District of Columbia. That is a decision about where this operation is set up to work, not a statement about the merits of anyone's situation.

Why: District of Columbia has not been approved for intake by the supervising attorney.

The rules that apply here

D.C. Rule 7.1 cmt. [6] and D.C. Bar Ethics Op. 369 (2015) permit flat per-referral fees to any referral source, but permit a percentage-of-fee or contingency-linked referral payment only to a bona fide lawyer referral service meeting functional criteria, or fee-sharing with a 501(c)(3) under Rule 5.4(a)(5).

Authority: D.C. R. Prof. Conduct 7.1 cmt. [6], 5.4(a)(5); D.C. Bar Ethics Op. 369 (2015)

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