Get Paid For Every Legal Referral
Have a friend who needs a lawyer? Refer them to the best.
If anyone you know needs legal assistance, you can always refer them to a lawyer. From serious personal injury accidents to mass tort cases, timely legal referral can be highly beneficial.
Submit your legal lead in the form below. You can earn money by referring a friend, companion, relative, or acquaintance who requires legal assistance for mass torts or personal injury.
Earn Money upto 25% of the Lawyer’s Fee.
Refer and Earn Today in Legal Cases
At People for Law, we know the urgency of any legal appeal. When cases are referred, they are clearer and more qualified. To provide our clients with better legal accessibility, we have introduced our Legal Referral Service. We accept legal referrals in the different sections of Mass Torts and Personal Injury.
Simplicity in a legal process improves communication among lawyers, clients, and others involved. Just FILL OUT THE FORM BELOW with basic details of the person and their legal needs.
Our attorneys only specialize in mass torts and personal injury cases. You will be contacted by a member of People for Law. You can make unlimited referrals. If our attorneys sign your case, you can be paid with the standard referral fee. If you are in a profession where you cannot accept referral fees, you can always submit legal referrals for a friend in need.
How Much One Gets Paid in Legal Referrals
Lawyer Referral fees are strictly regulated by The Florida Bar (Rules 4-1.5(g)). In 2026, if you refer a friend to a lawyer, you might get a maximum of 25% of the lawyer’s fee. The exact amount depends on the case’s complexity and the referring source’s contribution.
Our team member at People for Law will determine the value of your referral, and you will receive that amount. You will receive 25% of the lawyer’s fee, either by money transfer or through other legally approved modes.
Taxable Income Rules for Legal Referral Fees
Legal referral fees are generally taxable income and must be reported to the IRS. If your total payment is more than $600 in the calendar year of 2026, you are required to send a Form 1099-NEC (Nonemployee Compensation).
Your referral income is generally treated as self-employment income and is subject to the Self-Employment Tax (Social Security and Medicare). From 2026, we will pay referral fees on leads related to mass torts and personal injury cases received in the state of Florida, as well as from other U.S. States.
Fill the Form. Submit Your Lead. Get Your Money
