How you meet a dog-bite attorney here

Most “find a lawyer” pages are a form that sprays your phone number at whoever paid for leads this week. This is the opposite. You describe the bite. We say if it looks like a case. A small number of approved attorneys — people who already practice this work in your state — can be introduced.

What you see

Up to three attorney cards on a private page: name, firm, how long they have done this, a short biography, a way to call or write them. You hire whoever you want, or no one.

What you do not see

You do not see money change hands. You do not see a public listing of your file. You do not get a dozen cold calls from a lead mill. Placement is capped.

Quality, not volume

Attorneys apply with a bar number and a dog-bite history. We approve them by hand. They set criteria so they only see files they actually want — a child in Florida is not a paper cut in a state they do not practice. That is how a marketplace stays a shortlist instead of a blast.

If you are a lawyer, the supply-side explanation — including bidding for placement — is on For attorneys.