Trust · verification
Badge meaning belongs in plain view.
The verification policy explains what directory profile labels mean, the kinds of evidence the platform may use, their limits, and how corrections or removal requests work.
Read the relevant record, then take the next action with the boundary in view.
Directory and information platform
Policy recordPublic disclosure
A badge is a directory-status statement, not a quality rating, outcome promise or confirmation that a lawyer is suitable or available for a particular matter.
Listed
A profile has been published from available information and may be incomplete. This is not a quality, availability or suitability statement.
Claimed
A person associated with the profile has asserted control, such as through a confirmed account or email pathway.
Verified
The platform has checked route-appropriate credentials under its current process. Verification is not an endorsement, ranking or conflict check.
Featured / preferred
A commercial visibility label, if used, must be disclosed and is never a substitute for verification or an editorial quality claim.
Related records
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Trust LedgerContinue with the right record
The right next action starts with the right platform context.
Use the platform record, operating model, standards and policies, or support desk without mistaking directory information for legal advice.
Mission, people and product scope
Discovery, contact and direct engagement
Listing, verification, AI and legal boundaries
Directory, platform and privacy enquiries
This is the final Trust Ledger body module. The existing China Legal Portal footer follows unchanged.