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AuditKey criteria for higher retainer approval rates CriteriaAccident within the last 3 months CriteriaPolice report (or case number) CriteriaOngoing medical treatment CriteriaMedical treatment in the last 30 days CriteriaNo treatment gaps ResultBetter-qualified cases = faster approvals & more payable conversions
November 11, 2026
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Personal Injury Marketing That Ends in a Signed Retainer

Most legal marketing stops at the click or the call. We run the advertising, screen every claimant and e-sign the retainer — so your firm pays for motor vehicle accident cases, not impressions.

At a glance
  • Search, social and partner campaigns
  • Intake screening on five key criteria
  • E-signed retainers with audit trail
  • Campaigns by state and case type

Why PI firms move to pay-per-signed-case marketing

Clicks and calls are only the start of the funnel. Between an ad and a signed client sit intake, screening, follow-up and paperwork — and that is where most marketing budgets leak. Paying for signed motor vehicle accident cases moves that risk off your firm.

What the marketing includes

  • Consumer advertising across search, social and partner sites
  • Landing pages with attorney-advertising disclosures
  • TrustedForm / Jornaya consent on every submission
  • Screening for accident timing, fault, police report, treatment and representation
  • E-signed retainers or live transfers to your intake team
  • A dashboard with firm retainer status, billing and disputes

Built for U.S. motor vehicle accident practices

Campaigns run state by state across the United States and cover auto, commercial trucking, rideshare, motorcycle, pedestrian and bicycle, and uninsured motorist claims.

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from a legal marketing agency?

An agency is usually paid for media and management whether or not cases sign. Here the deliverable is a screened case — a signed retainer or a qualified live transfer — set by your campaign criteria.

Which states do you cover?

Campaigns can run in any U.S. state where your firm practices. Volume varies by state; your onboarding brief lets us confirm availability.

Is pay-per-case marketing allowed?

Rules on paying for marketing and referrals vary by state. Payments on the platform are for marketing and administrative services; confirm your arrangement with your own ethics counsel.

Ready to grow your personal injury pipeline?

Join the network as a referral partner or law firm, or talk to us about a white-label workspace for your brand.

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Payments to referral partners are for marketing and administrative services and are never a share of legal fees or contingent on a legal outcome. Law firms are responsible for confirming that their marketing arrangements comply with the rules of professional conduct in their jurisdictions. See our Compliance and Lead Quality Standards.
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