ConflictCheck / Site map
Site map
Everything published on conflictcheckapp.com, grouped the way the site is organized. Each entry says what you will find before you click it.
Main pages
- HomeThe full product page: what conflict screening costs a small practice today, how ConflictCheck runs a search during intake, features, pricing and the demo request form.
- AuthorJimenez Julien, why he built a conflicts tool for solo attorneys, how the product is tested and maintained, and how to reach him directly.
- Site mapThis page, listing every destination on the site with a short description of each.
Sections of the home page
- Where intake goes wrongFour concrete failure points at intake, from the client list nobody owns to the missing proof that a check was ever run, each with the cost attached.
- How a screening runsThe four steps from structured intake form to a signed record, with the median timings measured in subscribing practices.
- FeaturesAlias and DBA matching, corporate affiliate trees, the Rule 1.18 ledger, practice management sync, waiver letters and the screening record itself.
- What subscribers reportMedian search time, hours returned to billable work, record coverage and the seven year export, with an explanation of how each figure is produced.
- Practices using ConflictCheckThree named attorneys in Ohio, Oklahoma and California describing what changed at their intake desk, plus usage totals for 2025.
- PricingSolo Practice at $49, Small Firm at $119 and Firm Plus at $249 per month, what each tier includes, and the monthly billing terms.
- Questions and answersSix answers covering cost, importing your client list, data handling, integrations, cancellation and whether software belongs in a judgment call.
- Request a demoThe request form, what a screening record looks like when a call ends, and a direct email address if you prefer to write.
The Conflicts Docket
- The Conflicts DocketThe magazine index: nine articles on client intake, the conflicts rules, malpractice pricing and the economics of a small United States practice.
- How to Build a Conflicts Database From Ten Years of Closed FilesTurning ten years of closed matters into one searchable index: which names to pull, the role to record beside each one, and how to test the result.
- The Intake Call Checklist That Captures Every Conflict NameThe names, dates and roles to capture while the prospective client is still on the phone, including the two questions that surface prior counsel.
- What Rule 1.18 Requires After a Prospective Client CallsWhat Model Rule 1.18 requires after a consultation that never became a matter, and the narrow path back to representing the other side.
- Consentable vs Nonconsentable Conflicts Under Rule 1.7(b)Where Rule 1.7(b) separates a conflict a client may waive from one no waiver can cure, with three fact patterns and where each one lands.
- Eight Conflict Check Mistakes That Get Solo Firms DisqualifiedEight failure points that put small firms in front of a disqualification motion, from name only searches to declined calls nobody logged.
- The Substantial Relationship Test in a Motion to DisqualifyOne disqualification motion followed from the moving papers to the ruling, and the screening record that answers it in a single page.
- How Legal Malpractice Premiums Are Rated for Solo AttorneysHow limits, deductibles, practice area mix, the prior acts date and tail coverage move the malpractice premium a solo attorney pays.
- How States Have Rewritten Rule 1.10 Screening Since 2009How the states have split on screening lateral hires since the 2009 amendment, and what a screen has to look like in a two person office.
- What State Bar Ethics Hotlines Get Asked About ConflictsHow a state bar ethics hotline works, what protection the call gives you, and how to frame the facts so the answer arrives in one call.
Legal and policy documents
- Legal noticePublisher identity, company registration numbers, hosting provider, intellectual property, liability and applicable law.
- Privacy policyThe exact form fields collected, why they are processed, how long they are kept, and the privacy rights available in five US states and in the European Union.
- Terms of serviceSubscription terms in thirteen sections, including billing at the published monthly rates, cancellation, ownership of your matter data and limits of liability.
Reaching a person
- Email the publisherWrite to jimenezjulien42@gmail.com for demo scheduling, pricing questions, privacy requests or a correction to anything published here.
- Request receivedThe confirmation page shown after the request form is sent, with the reply time you should expect.