North Carolina Attorney Network Terms

1North Carolina Attorney Network Agreement

By joining the FlowLegalPartners attorney network as a North Carolina-licensed attorney, you agree to be bound by these Terms and Conditions, our Privacy Policy, and all applicable North Carolina State Bar rules. This agreement governs your participation in our lead generation and advertising services network and your receipt of potential client leads within North Carolina.

You represent and warrant that:

• -You are licensed to practice law in the State of North Carolina and in good standing with the North Carolina State Bar
• -You maintain current professional liability insurance as required by North Carolina law
• -You have the authority and capacity to enter into this agreement
• -All information provided about your practice is true and accurate
• -You will maintain compliance with all North Carolina professional conduct rules throughout your participation
• -You will promptly notify us of any changes to your North Carolina bar status or disciplinary actions

2North Carolina Lead Generation Services

FlowLegalPartners provides lead generation and advertising services connecting North Carolina residents with qualified North Carolina-licensed attorneys. Upon joining our network, you may receive leads for potential clients seeking legal representation within your specified practice areas in North Carolina.

North Carolina Licensing Requirements

Participation in our network is limited to attorneys who:

• •Active license to practice law in North Carolina
• •Good standing with North Carolina State Bar
• •No current disciplinary actions or suspensions
• •Current professional liability insurance
• •Compliance with North Carolina CLE requirements

3Lead Fee Structure

NC COMPLIANT PRICING: Our lead fee structure complies with North Carolina State Bar rules regarding attorney advertising services. Pricing is consistent across all states.

Payment Terms: Lead fees are charged immediately upon delivery via Stripe. Attorneys set monthly budget limits and can pause service anytime. Payment failures may result in suspension from the network.

4Lead Quality Standards

Qualified North Carolina Leads: We provide leads that meet the following criteria:

• -Client is a resident or seeking services within your licensed jurisdiction
• -Client has provided accurate contact information
• -Client has expressed genuine interest in legal representation
• -Case falls within your specified practice areas
• -Client meets basic qualification criteria for the case type
• -No obvious conflicts of interest identified

5Managed Advertising Services

FlowLegalPartners offers optional managed Google Ads services where we create and manage advertising campaigns on your behalf. These services are separate from lead generation and billed according to the pricing displayed in your dashboard.

Performance Max Campaigns

Managed advertising services utilize Google Performance Max campaigns that display your firm's information across Google's advertising network (Search, Display, YouTube, Gmail, Maps, and Discover). By enabling these services, you acknowledge and consent that:

• •Your firm name, contact information, and website URL will be used in advertisements created on your behalf
• •You are responsible for ensuring your business information in your profile is accurate and up-to-date
• •Advertisements will comply with Google Ads policies and applicable state bar advertising rules

6North Carolina Professional Conduct Compliance

Advertising Compliance: All marketing materials and communications with referred clients must comply with:

Client Communication Standards

When contacting potential clients from leads, you must:

• •Identify yourself and your law firm clearly
• •Explain that you received their information through FlowLegalPartners
• •Comply with North Carolina Rules of Professional Conduct regarding solicitation
• •Provide accurate information about your qualifications and experience
• •Respect client decisions regarding representation

7Network Participation Requirements

8Prohibited Conduct

North Carolina network attorneys are prohibited from:

• -Practicing outside licensed jurisdictions: Soliciting clients outside states where you hold an active license
• -Unauthorized lead sharing: Sharing lead information with non-network attorneys without permission
• -Brand misuse: Using FlowLegalPartners branding in unauthorized marketing materials
• -System circumvention: Attempting to circumvent the lead delivery system
• -False information: Providing false or misleading information about qualifications or experience
• -Conduct violations: Engaging in conduct that violates professional conduct rules
• -Direct competition: Competing directly with FlowLegalPartners lead generation services

9North Carolina Bar Compliance Monitoring

Ongoing Verification: We periodically verify:

• •Current North Carolina bar membership status
• •Good standing with North Carolina State Bar
• •Professional liability insurance coverage
• •Compliance with continuing legal education requirements
• •Any disciplinary actions or sanctions

Failure to maintain North Carolina bar requirements or professional conduct compliance may result in immediate suspension or termination from the network.

10Network Termination

Either party may terminate participation in the North Carolina attorney network at any time. FlowLegalPartners may immediately terminate participation for:

• -Bar license suspension or revocation
• -Disciplinary action by state bar association
• -Violation of professional conduct rules
• -Payment failures
• -Breach of terms and conditions
• -Unprofessional conduct with potential clients

11Disclaimer of Warranties

12Limitation of Liability

13North Carolina Dispute Resolution

This Agreement shall be governed by North Carolina law. Any disputes arising from attorney network participation shall be resolved through binding arbitration in Charlotte, North Carolina, in accordance with the rules of the American Arbitration Association.

North Carolina Jurisdiction: The state and federal courts of North Carolina shall have exclusive jurisdiction over any matters not subject to arbitration.

14Contact Information

For North Carolina attorney network inquiries, please contact: