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# Case Interest

This article will show you how to enter your case interest for an Attorney Referral.

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The third step in the Attorney Referrals process is to indicate your case interest.

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Interest deadline**

You must indicate your case interest prior to the deadline. If you don't enter your case interest by the deadline, you will no longer be considered for the case.
{% endhint %}

#### How to enter your case interest <a href="#how-to-enter-your-case-interest" id="how-to-enter-your-case-interest"></a>

1. Click into the Attorney Referral that you want to enter your case interest for.
2. Click the "Edit" button and select an option in the Case Interest field.
   * If you select that you are interested in the case, enter the fee structure you would offer for the case.
   * Click the "Save" button.
3. If you select that you are not interested in the case, there is nothing more you need to do.

#### What happens next? <a href="#what-happens-next" id="what-happens-next"></a>

1. Civil Justice staff will review the attorneys that expressed interest and check the case out to up to three attorneys.
2. If the case is checked out to you, you will receive an email notification.
3. If the case is not checked out to you, there is nothing more you need to do.


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