The core offer
How much of your intake week is spent on people you were never going to represent?
People injured in motor vehicle accidents or at work who answered your screening questions before they reached your intake line.
For established plaintiff-side firms with capacity to take on more cases.
Criteria agreed in writing first · No delivery before you approve · Reply within one business day
Where the money leaks
You are already paying for unqualified inquiries. You are just paying in staff hours.
Your intake team spends its day on callers your firm was never going to represent.
Vendors sell volume, then define quality after the invoice.
Nobody can tell you why a particular inquiry was billed to your firm.
From criteria to intake
Three steps, and nothing runs until you have signed off on the first.
The standard is agreed before any traffic runs, and every inquiry is measured against it.
- 01
Agree the standard
We document the market, the matters you want, and the inquiries you decline.
- 02
Run to that standard
Campaigns are built against your agreed criteria, not a generic lead template.
- 03
Deliver with the record
Each inquiry arrives with its screening answers and its qualification record.
The inquiry service
A screened inquiry with the record behind it
- 01
A defined market
States, regions, and languages agreed with your firm before any traffic runs.
- 02
A written screening standard
The questions asked, the answers that qualify, and the exclusions that do not.
- 03
A delivered record
Contact details, screening answers, and the criteria the inquiry was measured against.
Illustrative inquiry record
What arrives with the inquiry
| Field | Recorded value |
|---|---|
| Jurisdiction | Within the agreed service area |
| Injury reported | Within the agreed reporting window |
| Employment status | Employed at time of injury |
| Represented | No current attorney reported |
| Criteria version | v1 - agreed before launch |
Illustrative example. Not a record of past performance or results.
Ready to replace unqualified volume with agreed screening criteria?
01 - Start here
Scope screened MVA and workers’ compensation inquiries for your firm.
Tell us where you practice, which matters qualify, what intake can handle, and the budget ceiling you want us to respect.
- 01
Target matters
- 02
Matching
- 03
Delivery plan
- 04
Firm contact
Built for plaintiff-side firms
The operating conditions this service needs
This is for you if
- Plaintiff-side MVA and workers’ compensation practice
- Intake coverage that can respond quickly
- Available case capacity
- Willingness to report intake outcomes
This is not for you if
- You have no intake coverage to return calls the same business day.
- You want the cheapest possible lead, whatever the standard.
- You are outside plaintiff-side MVA and workers’ compensation.
Before your firm starts
All questions for this offer →- What exactly do we receive?
- Contact details and the screening answers showing how the inquiry met your agreed criteria. Read the full answer
- Does a delivered inquiry mean a signed case?
- No. It gives your intake team a person to assess. Your firm decides on representation. Read the full answer
Next step
Define the MVA and workers’ compensation matters your firm wants.
Share your market, exclusions, intake coverage, and capacity. We will assess fit and confirm the criteria, price, and cap before launch.