ConflictCheck · Updated September 4, 2026
Conflict-of-interest screening built for solo attorneys and small law firms that run their own intake.
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The daily board resets every night at midnight (Paris).ConflictCheck is a conflict-of-interest screening tool for solo practitioners and small firms, the kind of practice that takes intake calls without a dedicated conflicts desk. Before a new matter is accepted, the app searches the proposed client, the opposing parties, and their affiliates against the firm's full history: active clients, closed files, past consultations, and corporate relationships. Each screening produces a dated record, signed by the attorney, that can be filed and pulled up later.
ConflictCheck appears on premierdelaclasse.lol, a satirical leaderboard where rank is bought rather than earned. There is no jury, no scoring, and no award behind a listing here: a site pays to appear on the board. ConflictCheck holds the spot its bid pays for, and this page sticks to what the product actually does rather than why it sits where it sits.
What ConflictCheck actually does
The workflow is built around the intake call. A structured form captures the prospective client, the opposing parties, and any related entities, and the app searches all of it against the firm's records while the call is still happening. According to ConflictCheck, a search returns in a median of 41 seconds, and 93% of screenings are completed before the intake call ends.
When there is a hit, the result links to the full matter behind it: file number, open and close dates, the role each party played, and the handling attorney. That means a conflict is not just flagged, it is explained, so the attorney can decide whether it is a true bar, a waivable one, or a false match on a common name.
Matching that goes past the obvious
A conflict rarely announces itself with a clean name match. ConflictCheck adds alias and maiden-name matching so a party who changed names is not missed, and it tracks corporate affiliate trees so a subsidiary or parent of an existing client surfaces even when the names look unrelated.
It also keeps a Rule 1.18 prospective-client ledger, recording the consultations that never became matters but can still create a conflict. For a small practice, that ledger is often the gap between what a lawyer remembers and what a screen can prove.
Where it fits in a practice
ConflictCheck integrates with Clio, MyCase, PracticePanther, and Smokeball, so the party index can be fed from the practice-management system a firm already uses, and it supports CSV import and export for firms that keep their own lists. Screenings can be exported as PDF records, and the app drafts waiver letters when a conflict is one the parties can consent around.
The company reports 1,180 practices using the tool and 26,400 matters screened in 2025. Those are the product's own figures, offered here as context for what the tool is used for, not as a ranking of any kind.
Pricing
ConflictCheck publishes three monthly plans in US dollars, all with unlimited screenings and no per-matter fees. Solo Practice is $49 per month (one attorney, a 5,000-record party index, 18-month retention). Small Firm is $119 per month (two attorneys, a 25,000-record index, 7-year retention). Firm Plus is $249 per month (five attorneys, an unlimited index, and additional compliance features).
The tiers scale on the size of the party index and the retention window rather than on how many conflicts a firm runs, which suits a practice that screens every matter as a matter of habit.
Frequently asked questions
What is ConflictCheck's rank today?
As of September 4, 2026, ConflictCheck sits at #101 (43 of 89 in SaaS) on premierdelaclasse.lol, with $1 pledged. The rank is live and moves with every payment.
How much to overtake ToolboxProof today?
As of September 4, 2026, about $1 on top of ConflictCheck's current total takes it past ToolboxProof and up to #100. The board updates live with every payment.
What does ConflictCheck check for?
It screens a prospective matter against a firm's records: active clients, closed files, prior consultations, and corporate affiliates. It searches client names, adverse parties, and related entities, using alias and maiden-name matching and affiliate-tree tracking so related parties surface even when the names differ.
Who is ConflictCheck for?
Solo attorneys and small firms (roughly one to five attorneys) that handle their own intake and do not have dedicated conflicts staff. The plans and the Rule 1.18 ledger are built around a practice that screens its own new matters.
How much does ConflictCheck cost?
Three monthly plans in US dollars: Solo Practice at $49, Small Firm at $119, and Firm Plus at $249. All include unlimited screenings with no per-matter fees, and they differ mainly in attorney seats, party-index size, and record retention.
Does appearing on premierdelaclasse.lol mean ConflictCheck is ranked or endorsed?
No. A listing on premierdelaclasse.lol is bought, not awarded. The leaderboard is satirical, with no scoring, review, or endorsement behind a spot. ConflictCheck holds the spot its bid pays for, nothing more. For what the product does, see the sections above.
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