Important: Referral partners may share Keycase Law as a legal research and informational service, but may not describe Keycase Law as a law firm, may not give legal advice, and may not tell anyone what legal action to take. If you promote Keycase Law publicly and may receive compensation, disclose that relationship clearly.
Who we are
Keycase Law is a veteran-owned legal research company focused on helping people better understand legal topics through research reports, case law summaries, and educational information from public sources.
We are not a law firm, and we do not provide legal advice, legal strategy, or legal representation.
What people are buying
Our core offer is flat-fee legal research support, including case law research reports, statute summaries, and informational materials designed to help clients better understand public legal authorities.
You should describe the service as research and information support, not as legal advice, representation, or a guarantee of case outcomes.
How it works
Simple, clear, and easy to share
Step 1
Apply to join
Complete the referral form so we can review your information and add you to the program.
Step 2
Share responsibly
Tell people about Keycase Law as a legal research company and disclose that you may receive compensation for qualifying referrals.
Step 3
Get paid
When a qualifying sale clears and is properly attributed to you, your commission is processed according to program terms.
Apply for the referral program
Join the program and start sharing a service that helps people find organized legal research and information.
Prefer email? Contact [email protected]
Example payout
$300 × 15% = $45
Use this as a simple example when explaining the program. Actual commissions depend on qualifying sales and program compliance.
Partner guidelines
- Say: “Keycase Law is a legal research company.”
- Do not say: “Keycase Law is a law firm.”
- Do not explain what legal action someone should take.
- Do not promise results, defenses, dismissals, or outcomes.
- Disclose when you may receive compensation for a referral.
Who is a good fit to refer?
People recently arrested or released, pro se litigants, families trying to understand court records, and clients seeking appeals or post-conviction research support may all be a good fit for Keycase Law’s informational services.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much can I earn?
You earn a 15% commission on qualifying referred sales. For a $300 research report, that equals $45.
Is there a cap on earnings?
No cap is stated on this page. Commissions remain subject to program terms, attribution, and qualifying sales.
How and when do payouts happen?
Payouts are typically processed after the sale clears. Available payment methods may include Cash App, Venmo, Square, or check, depending on current program setup.
Is it free to join?
Yes. There is no application fee listed for the referral program.
Do I need legal experience?
No. You are referring people to a research and informational service. You should not give legal advice or explain what action someone should take in a case.
What does Keycase Law provide?
Keycase Law provides flat-fee legal research reports, case law summaries, and educational information based on public sources. Keycase Law does not provide legal advice or legal representation.
How are referrals tracked?
After approval, referral tracking can be handled through your assigned referral code or another attribution method used by the program.
Is Keycase Law a law firm?
No. Keycase Law is a legal research company. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice, legal strategy, or courtroom representation.
What is the relationship with Justice & Honor?
Keycase Law supports Justice & Honor and its mission to help veterans impacted by the justice system. Keep any statements about that relationship accurate and consistent with current company materials.