County Sponsor terms

What you get

• A card labeled “Sponsored” at the top of the county page for the county where your listed office is, and on the city pages in that county.
• At most three firms sponsor a county. When more than one does, the order rotates so no sponsor is always first.
• Everything in the Standard plan for that listing (logo, website, full profile) while the sponsorship is active.

What it is not

• Sponsorship is paid advertising. It is not a recommendation, an endorsement or a lawyer referral. We never choose a firm for a landlord, and landlords always decide whom to contact.
• We do not promise any number of views, calls, requests or clients.
• Every other firm stays listed and contactable for free.

Price

• A flat monthly or yearly fee set by the county’s population. It never changes with the number of requests, clients or cases, and we never take any part of a legal fee.
• Founding sponsors pay 50% of the list price for the first 12 months, then the list price in effect when they signed up.
• You can cancel at any time from your dashboard. The sponsorship runs to the end of the period already paid, and partial periods are not refunded.

Your responsibilities

• Your firm must have a real, staffed office in the county you sponsor.
• In Florida, you give the Florida Bar number of the lawyer responsible for the listing. Your Sponsored card shows once we confirm that membership on The Florida Bar’s directory, and Florida rules ask you to report your participation to the Bar within 15 days.
• Your firm is responsible for the accuracy of its listing and for complying with the lawyer advertising rules of your state, including any filing or disclosure those rules require.
• Sponsored cards show a fixed set of facts (firm name, office city, whom you represent, phone, website and logo) and no marketing taglines.
• Tell us promptly if your office moves or your firm stops handling landlord evictions.

Our responsibilities

• Label every sponsored card, keep sponsors to three per county, and publish how listings are ordered and what firms pay on How listings work.
• Where a state requires it, register as a qualifying provider or report participating firms to the state bar.
• We may end a sponsorship for inaccurate listing information or conduct that breaks these terms, and will refund any unused part of the period.

Questions: contact us. National Eviction is a directory, not a law firm, and does not give legal advice. Sponsorships are sold by National Eviction LLC, a Massachusetts limited liability company, 82 County Rd, PMB #57, Mattapoisett, MA 02739.