Personal injury & legal lead generation
Exclusive personal injury leads.
Claimants who asked for a lawyer, delivered to one firm, qualified on the case types you take.
Where it breaks
What personal injury lead buyers deal with.
The intake race.
Shared claimant leads go to several firms at once. The claimant signs with whoever reaches them first, and every other firm still pays.
Cases you don't take.
Leads arrive with no injury, no treatment, a prior attorney or a liability problem, and intake spends the day screening them out.
Consent you can't show.
When a vendor can't tell you how and when a claimant opted in, the exposure lands on the firm, not the vendor.
How we run it
Built against every one of those.
One firm per claimant.
Every lead is delivered to a single firm. It's never sold to another firm, before or after you.
Your case criteria, in writing.
Case types, injury, treatment, fault, timing and jurisdiction are agreed before launch.
Instant first response.
An AI assistant responds the moment a claimant reaches out, day or night, and gathers the facts intake needs.
Booked consultations.
On the appointment model, qualified claimants are booked straight onto your intake calendar.
Typically qualified on
- ✓Type of accident or claim
- ✓Injury and medical treatment
- ✓Date of incident
- ✓Fault and police report
- ✓Existing attorney
- ✓State and county
Your final criteria are agreed with you in writing before launch.
Which model fits
Pay per appointment suits firms that want booked consultations. Pay per lead suits firms with a strong intake team.
Territory check
Is your market still open?
We work with one company per industry in each territory. Once a territory is claimed, it's closed to everyone else, including your competitors.
Personal injury lead generation guides
All articlesIndustry Playbooks
Personal Injury Leads: Questions to Ask a Vendor Before You Buy
Buying personal injury leads? Use these vendor questions, red flags and contract terms to avoid shared, aged or unconsented leads before you sign anything.
October 13, 2026 · 8 min read
Buying Leads
Exclusive Leads vs Shared Leads: What You Actually Pay For
Exclusive leads vs shared leads, compared on cost, contact rates and risk. Learn how to verify exclusivity and what to put in writing before you buy.
October 13, 2026 · 7 min read
Compliance & Quality
How to Vet a Lead Generation Company: 12 Questions to Ask
Vetting a lead generation company? Use these questions to expose shared, aged and non-consented leads before you sign, plus what to put in writing.
October 13, 2026 · 8 min read
Personal injury leads: common questions
Do you sell the same claimant to other firms?
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No. Every lead goes to one firm only, and it isn't resold.
Can we exclude case types we don't handle?
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Yes. Case types, jurisdictions and disqualifiers are written into your criteria before launch.
Do you give legal advice to claimants?
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No. The AI assistant gathers facts and books the consultation. Legal advice comes from your firm.
Exclusive personal injury leads, one buyer: you.
Tell us your market and what a good lead looks like. It takes about three minutes.