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In accordance with FTC guidance on endorsements and testimonials, this page discloses how TrustAccountChecker.com may be compensated.

What this means

TrustAccountChecker.com’s compliance diagnostic recommends trust accounting software (currently Clio, CosmoLex, and MyCase) based on which compliance gap the diagnostic identifies. Some of the links to those vendors on this site may be affiliate links: if you sign up for a vendor’s software through one of those links, TrustAccountChecker.com may earn a commission, at no additional cost to you.

What’s actually live right now

As of this page’s last update, TrustAccountChecker.com does not yet have confirmed affiliate agreements with any of the three vendors it recommends. Where no affiliate link exists yet, a recommendation links directly to the vendor’s own official site instead, with no “sponsored” relationship and no commission. Once an affiliate agreement is confirmed for a vendor, that vendor’s links are updated accordingly and marked rel="sponsored" — this page is updated at the same time.

What doesn’t change

Which vendor the diagnostic recommends for which compliance gap is fixed by the diagnostic’s own logic (see the editorial policy), not by whether an affiliate relationship exists.

Questions

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