Every product starts from the same signal: an accident where emergency services responded and transported the claimant to a hospital, verified against the police and EMS reports themselves. We order the reports first, identify the injured party from the report, and the injured person asks for legal help on a recorded call before your firm is ever named. Every case is screened against fixed criteria before it reaches you.
Pricing below reflects general market pricing.* Every case is exclusive to your firm. *Some pricing may vary by state based on state laws and market conditions.
A signed case built on a verified EMS response and hospital transport, not a form fill. The workhorse tier for firms that want steady, documented serious injury volume.
Life-altering injuries where EMS took the claimant directly from the scene to a hospital. Fewer files, each one carrying the damages that justify a full workup.
Serious injury cases against a commercial defendant, where the at-fault party carries commercial coverage and the policy structure behind the claim is materially deeper.
The highest value tier in the program. Catastrophic damages against a commercial defendant, where the injury is life altering and the coverage behind the claim is deep enough to answer for it.
The phone product, rebuilt on the police and EMS reports themselves. A claimant transported from the scene by ambulance who asked for legal help on a recorded call, cleared at intake on fault, injury and representation, then handed live to your team.
Campaign setup runs 14 to 21 days and report orders go in the day funds clear, so the two run together. From there the report cycle runs five to seven weeks.
If something is not covered here, ask on the call and you will get a straight answer.
Most accident marketing starts from a form fill or a crash record. This program starts from the police and EMS reports themselves, obtained through a law enforcement owned records agency, and from an accident where emergency services actually responded and transported someone to a hospital. Hospital transport is a much stronger early indicator of real injury than crash data alone, so the files you receive are weighted toward genuine severity rather than volume. And every case is consumer initiated: the claimant asked for legal help on a recorded call before your firm was named.
Because it begins with a report, not a claimant. Reports sit in a law enforcement records queue for two to three weeks. A live agent then makes a wellbeing call with no firm named, and the injured person has to be the one to raise representation. Then intake, medical authorization, records and e-signature. Anyone delivering signed cases within days of a crash is skipping one of those steps, and that is the file that gets challenged later. We would rather tell you week six and hit week five than promise week three and explain week eight.
We target and use commercially reasonable efforts to deliver inside 30 days from the date of accident. The binding standard is 60 days, and any case past day 30 must show no gap in medical treatment over 30 days. First contact with the claimant ordinarily happens at or beyond the fourth week after the collision, once the reports are back and every suppression scrub has returned.
Every case is verified against both. The file carries the injury, transport and liability indicators drawn from them, the responding agency and the incident number. The reports themselves are not transferred in original form where compliance rules prevent it, and report derived data is never sold or transferred. Your firm can pull the police report through ordinary channels once retained.
Your engagement agreement executed by the claimant with the e-signature audit trail, HIPAA and any other documents you supplied, the call recording and the claimant's verbatim request with its own timestamp, the consent record naming your firm and the consented number, the script version and suppression result, a signed medical authorization, supporting records, photographs and insurance information, and commercial carrier and USDOT detail where applicable.
100% exclusive to your firm. Signed cases and transfers are never resold or shared, and one firm is disclosed per launch market. You are the only firm that ever touches that claimant.
It is replaced at no cost. Signed cases carry a 14 day replacement window, and live transfers are replaced on any transfer that fails your agreed criteria. Flag the case with the criterion it fails and the evidence. Case value, later coverage discoveries and claimant conduct after delivery are not replacement grounds.
The program is structured as joint advertising and administrative support, not the purchase of leads or cases. Fees are for marketing services, media, data sourcing, technology and administrative intake labor. No firm is named until the claimant asks. Consent naming your firm and your number is captured on the recorded call with third party certification. No motor vehicle record data enters the program, so nothing relies on a DPPA permissible use. California firms sign a joint advertising rider. Your firm remains responsible for its own bar and advertising compliance, and a complete process document and a fully cited operating procedure are available to your ethics counsel on request.
Yes. Campaigns are built to your geography and your written case criteria, and the accident must fall within the agreed geographic and campaign criteria to qualify. If a case type or venue does not work for your firm, it does not get delivered. Programs launch in a single state and expand by written amendment. A small number of states are closed.
Tier 1: 15 cases. Tiers 2 and 3: 10 cases. Tier 4: 6 cases. Fully qualified live transfers: 15 transfers. Opening orders are prepaid, and reorders run in prepaid blocks of 10 on Tier 1 and blocks of 5 on Tiers 2, 3 and 4, at your election.
No. You start at the product minimum, see the results for yourself, and scale volume up or down from there. No auto renewal.
Files are delivered by encrypted transfer to a named recipient at your firm, by email or API into your CRM, with the signed retainer, documentation, recording and consent record in one place. From day one you have portal access showing report intake, qualification status, contact attempts and dispositions, plus a written status update every week until your volume is steady.
Every tier requires that the at-fault party carries insurance, and Tiers 3 and 4 require commercial coverage specifically, confirmed at intake. Actual policy limits vary by carrier, vehicle class and policy, are not guaranteed at any amount, and are typically confirmed through discovery rather than at intake. An agreed minimum coverage standard for your market can be written into your criteria.
Your firm retainer, HIPAA forms and intake materials so the case signs with your firm, your written qualification criteria and target geography, a named intake recipient for encrypted delivery, CRM or API details, the office and transfer phone numbers your team will use, and approval of any creative that carries your name. We handle the rest.
Bring your criteria and target counties. We will map realistic volume before you commit to anything.