How the network works
- Partners submit cases through their tracking link, campaign forms, API or Lead Channels
- Every case is checked for consent, duplicates and qualification criteria
- Qualified cases are routed by state and criteria to participating firms, or warm-transferred live
- The firm signs the client; status updates flow back to the partner dashboard in real time
- Payable statuses trigger partner compensation on the partner's pay schedule
Who earns and who buys
Affiliates, media buyers, publishers and call centers earn on cases that sign or qualify, depending on the campaign. Law firms and brokers buy verified retainers, qualified calls or data leads through campaigns with their own criteria, states and monthly caps. Everyone sees the same case status, which removes most disputes before they start.
Compliance first
Referral partners are vetted before approval — recordings, scripts, ad creatives, landing pages and consent certificates are reviewed. Cases with missing or reused consent are blocked or flagged, and a QA hold pauses payouts while a case is reviewed. Compensation is for marketing services and never contingent on a legal outcome; firms should confirm arrangements with their own state bar rules.
Frequently asked questions
What is an MVA referral network?
A marketplace that connects people and companies who generate motor vehicle accident inquiries with law firms that represent injured people, with tracking, consent verification and payment rules for every case.
How are referral partners paid?
Per campaign — typically per signed retainer or per qualified transfer — once the case reaches a payable status and passes QA, on the pay schedule assigned to the partner account.
Which states does the network cover?
Campaigns can be set for any U.S. state; availability at any moment depends on which participating firms are accepting cases in that state.