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4 members of the Attorney Connect network practise in Massachusetts, across 16 practice areas. Each had their bar standing and identity checked by a person before approval, and the check is re-run annually.

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What is covered in Massachusetts

Criminal Appeals 1Criminal Defense 1Domestic Violence Cases 1Drug Crimes 1Employment 1Federal Crimes 1Gun Crimes 1Murder and Homicide Offenses 1OUI 1Personal Injury 1Rape Cases 1Serious Felony 1

How referral fees work in Massachusetts

Massachusetts allows fee division between lawyers in different firms, including pure referral fees, without any requirement that the split match work performed or that the referring lawyer assume joint responsibility. The only conditions are that the client is notified before or at the time of entering the fee agreement that a division will be made, consents to the joint participation in writing, and the total fee is reasonable. The rule expressly does not prohibit payments to former partners or associates under separation or retirement agreements.

Mass. R. Prof. C. 1.5(e) (S.J.C. Rule 3:07) · the full Massachusetts rule

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