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Listing Terms

Version 0.2 · September 4, 2026 · For firms and lawyers that place listings

These terms govern a firm or lawyer ("you," the "Listing Lawyer") that places listings in the ClientFeeds venue, operated by Web3 Services LLC (the "operator"). Placing any listing constitutes acceptance.

1. Eligibility

You must be a lawyer licensed and in good standing in the jurisdiction where the listed matter would be venued, and your firm must be onboarded by the operator. The operator may verify your licensure and standing at onboarding and periodically thereafter.

2. Informed consent comes first

You may submit a listing only for a person who contacted your office on their own initiative seeking representation and whom your office declined, and only after that person has given informed consent. Before any submission, you must tell the person, at minimum:

  1. which items appear openly (practice area, party side, county of venue, and your identity as the listing lawyer) and which items a verified lawyer obtains only by unlocking (name and contact information);
  2. that a lawyer who unlocks the listing may represent a person whose interests are adverse to theirs;
  3. the risks identified in ABA Formal Op. 98-411 as applicable, including that disclosure may affect privilege or otherwise prejudice their interests;
  4. what participating lawyers are bound to do under the participation agreement (unlock only with intent to contact; immediate conflicts check; on conflict, no contact, no use, deletion; no use of venue information against any person); and
  5. that consenting means verified lawyers may contact them directly.

Consent may be given orally, in writing, or electronically. You are responsible for making a contemporaneous record of the consent in your file; the operator does not obtain or verify consent and relies on your attestation.

3. What a listing contains — and never contains

A listing consists of exactly: (a) openly — practice area, the side the person would occupy, the county (and state) of venue, and your identity; and (b) sealed — the person's name and contact information. A listing carries no description of the matter at any stage, and you must not submit, append, comment, or otherwise introduce into the venue any other information about the person or the matter, including through the venue's social features.

4. Your role ends at submission

After submission: unlocking is immediate and automatic; neither you nor the operator reviews or approves an unlock; you receive no notice that an unlock occurred; you have no access to the operator's unlock records; and you will not learn the identity of any lawyer who unlocks. The operator makes no undertaking that any lawyer will view, unlock, or act on any listing, or that any listing will be sent back to you.

5. Withdrawal of consent

If the person withdraws consent, you must promptly notify the operator (or use the withdrawal mechanism provided), and the operator will remove the listing. Removal does not guarantee erasure of a copy already retained by a lawyer who unlocked before withdrawal — a limitation you must disclose as part of informed consent.

6. No compensation, no referral

You pay nothing to place a listing and receive nothing for placing one — no money reaches you from the operator, from any participating lawyer, or from the person. Listings are attributed to you; any reputational benefit is perceptual only. The operator evaluates no matter, recommends no lawyer, and presents no ordering to the person.

7. Operator role; no advice; no attorney-client relationship

The operator is not a lawyer referral service and is not your client or your counsel. Nothing in the venue is legal advice. You remain solely responsible for your own compliance with the Rules of Professional Conduct of your jurisdiction, including RPC 1.18 and RPC 1.6.

8. Security and access

The venue is a private, access-controlled relay: every reader is authenticated before any listing is served, access is limited to verified lawyers, and listings are not copied to any other relay. You must protect any credentials issued to you and not share access.

9. Termination; changes

The operator may suspend or terminate your ability to place listings for breach of these terms; you may stop placing listings at any time. The operator may amend these terms prospectively with notice; continued use after notice is acceptance.

10. General terms

The venue is provided as-is, without warranties of any kind; we do not promise that any listing will be viewed or unlocked, or that the venue will be uninterrupted or error-free. The operator's total liability arising out of the venue is limited to the greater of the amounts you paid us in the twelve months before the claim or $100, and neither party is liable for indirect or consequential damages. You will indemnify the operator against third-party claims arising from your breach of these terms, including any listing submitted without the consent these terms require. You may stop placing listings at any time. Electronic acceptance of these terms constitutes your signature. These terms are governed by Wyoming law, and any dispute is resolved exclusively in the state or federal courts sitting in Wyoming — except your professional-conduct obligations, which remain governed by the rules of your own jurisdiction.