There’s a new web site launching in September 2008 that makes it easier to determine whether you have a sound legal case. Site visitors answer questions on the aptly named “whocanisue” web site. The participating attorney’s pay about $1,000 each to be listed. If they want to show higher on the search result - they pay an undisclosed additional consideration. After asking web visitors general questions about their issue, the site will provide guidance on whether they have a case worth pursuing and if the case seems worthy they will be immediately put in touch with an attorney. Something about this just seems wrong and I wonder if the next logical extension of this concept will be for the attorneys to bid their fees to represent you?

WhoCanISue via Time