get involved: Lawyer Referral and Information Services

Building Your Practice Through Referrals

The Hawaii State Bar Association's Lawyer Referral and Information Services (LRIS) connects local residents as well as those with legal issues in Hawaii with qualified attorneys while helping Bar members expand their practice through client referrals. Click the tab below to join the LRIS Program as a Panel Member. Or scroll the page below for more information.

LRIS

Connecting Bar members with clients ready to hire legal counsel.

Over 1000 inquiries from potential clients are received to the Hawaii service monthly and referred to LRIS panel members.

Nationwide LRIS Programs have provided Bar members an easy and affordable way of building their practice with new and repeat business with clients who are not eligible for Pro Bono services and who are prepared to form an attorney-client relationship with a fee agreement.

Panel members may choose from 14 major categories of law and 80 subcategories to further ensure referrals are appropriate. Once the LRIS staff determines there is a legal issue, referrals are made to panel member attorneys based on areas of law on a rotation basis. To complete the referral process, LRIS panel members receive email notification that a referral has been made and to expect a call.

The LRIS Program support Bar members as well as the public seeking legal assistance and representation in Hawaii.

Join now to start your affordable program for success!

For Hawaii licensed bar members who have questions or need more information regarding the program, contact the administrator at 808-792-7350 or email LRIS@hsba.org.

HSBA Member Directory

To search for lawyers who are licensed to practice in Hawaii by first and last name search below.

NOTICE: Every lawyer who is licensed to practice law in Hawaii will be listed in our directory. Remember, just because someone uses “Esq.” in his or her letterhead doesn’t necessarily mean that person is licensed to practice. Each licensed attorney will appear on the Hawaii State Bar Association website and can be found by searching their first and last name. The profile will include basic contact information and indicate whether the attorney can actively practice law in Hawaii.