State Bar Lawyer Referral
— Free for NY, CA & MA residents

If you'd like to consult an attorney about a denied insurance claim, this page routes you to your state's official Lawyer Referral Service (LRS). ClaimSage is not a law firm and does not recommend any specific attorney — we just shorten the path to the bar's own service.

Referral facilitation · No attorney relationship · NY / CA / MA
Important: This is referral facilitation only — not legal advice. ClaimSage does not provide legal advice, does not guarantee any outcome, and does not recommend any specific attorney or firm. The state bar Lawyer Referral Service is run by the bar itself; any consultation fee is set by the LRS, not by ClaimSage. If you'd rather speak with someone about the appeal letter itself, that's what ClaimSage does — we generate a state-specific appeal letter from facts you provide. For legal counsel on your specific situation, the LRS is a starting point.

Only NY, CA, and MA residents can be routed today. If you live in another state, see the FAQ below for the national directory.

This selection only routes you to the LRS — no one from ClaimSage sees it.

Optional. Email lets us follow up if we open a related service later. You do not need to enter an email to receive the referral link.

You'll be sent to the LRS website run by the state bar itself. We don't intermediate the call.

Or jump straight to your state's LRS

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Each card opens the bar's own public Lawyer Referral Service page in a new tab. Clicking from here does not store anything with ClaimSage.

NY
New York
New York State Bar Association — Lawyer Referral Service

Public referral service run by the New York State Bar Association. The LRS itself sets the consultation fee and panel-admission criteria for attorneys.

Continue to NYSBA Lawyer Referral Service →
CA
California
The State Bar of California — Lawyer Referral Service

Public referral service operated by The State Bar of California. The State Bar publishes its own eligibility and consultation-fee terms on its site.

Continue to the State Bar of California LRS →
MA
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Bar Association — Lawyer Referral Service

Public referral service operated by the Massachusetts Bar Association. The MBA publishes the LRS panel criteria and the consultation-fee structure on its own site.

Continue to the Mass. Bar LRS →

Common questions

What does a lawyer-referral service actually do?
A Lawyer Referral Service (LRS), run by your state's bar association, takes a short intake about your issue and matches you with an attorney who has been pre-screened and admitted to the LRS panel. The LRS is operated by the state bar — not by ClaimSage. ClaimSage's only role here is to shorten the path to that bar-run service.
Does ClaimSage recommend any specific attorney?
No. ClaimSage does not recommend any specific attorney or law firm, and does not have an attorney referral relationship with any state bar. We simply link you to each state's official LRS. The bar itself decides which attorneys appear on the panel.
Is this legal advice?
No. This page is referral facilitation only — it is not legal advice. ClaimSage is not a law firm. The appeal-letter generator, the EOB reader, and this referral page are tools, not legal services. For advice about your specific situation, use the state bar's LRS or another licensed attorney in your state.
What if I'm not in NY, CA, or MA?
Every state bar has its own Lawyer Referral Service. The American Bar Association maintains a single state-by-state index at the link below — pick your state and you'll land on that bar's official LRS page. We don't have a per-state form for every state yet; if you'd like us to add yours, let us know.

ABA Lawyer Referral Service directory (all states) →
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