Mass tort lead generation for plaintiff firms, agencies, and intake organizations
Mass Tort Lead Generation for Law Firms That Need Qualified Claimants, Not Raw Data
We generate, screen, and deliver mass tort leads for active litigations, matched to the criteria your firm approves, with consent documentation on every record.
Response within one business day. No obligation. Tell us the torts, states, and monthly volume you need.
Who we work with
Built for organizations that buy mass tort leads at volume
Mass tort and plaintiff firms
Build a docket in an active MDL without building a media team. Leads arrive screened to your criteria and ready for intake.
Legal marketing agencies
Supplement client campaigns with screened claimants when your own media cannot fill capacity.
Aggregators and call centers
Real-time delivery by webhook or API, duplicate checks, and consent records that survive downstream review.
Intake and funding organizations
Predictable claimant flow with reporting that ties every lead back to its source, criteria, and consent.
The problems we solve
What goes wrong when firms buy leads from the wrong source
Resold, unreachable, or off-criteria “leads”
Data dumps that were sold to several firms, never answered the phone, or never met the eligibility questions in the first place.
Intake flooded during a hot tort
Volume arrives faster than your team can work it, so qualified claimants sit for days and sign elsewhere.
No consent record when a demand letter arrives
The vendor cannot produce what was captured, when, and on which page. The buyer inherits the exposure.
Replacement terms that live only in email
Duplicates and invalid records with no written policy for what gets credited and when.
Volume that cannot flex
Campaigns that run flat out regardless of your intake capacity or docket targets.
Superlatives instead of specifics
“Best leads in the industry” tells you nothing. Criteria, fields, delivery, and policies do.
What types of mass tort leads are available?
Choose the lead type that fits your intake model
| Lead type | What you receive | Best for | Exclusivity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Qualified web lead | Claimant who completed a tort-specific questionnaire, passed your approved eligibility criteria, and has verified contact data plus a consent record. | Firms with an intake team that can call within minutes. | Exclusive by default. Shared options can be discussed where the litigation allows it; the choice is documented in your agreement. |
| Live transfer | Pre-screened claimant warm-transferred to your intake line during agreed hours, with the screening answers sent alongside the call. | Firms that want the highest contact rate and can staff a live queue. | Exclusive. |
| Signed retainer | Screened claimant who has executed your representation agreement through e-sign, with intake notes and the consent record. | Firms that want the vendor to absorb conversion risk and pay per case. | Exclusive. |
Exclusive vs shared: an exclusive lead is sold once and never resold or re-marketed. A shared lead is sold to more than one buyer, which lowers the price and the contact rate. We tell you which one you are buying before you buy it.
How our mass tort leads are generated
Leads come from campaigns we run, not from lists we bought
Tort-specific advertising
Search, social, and streaming campaigns built for one litigation at a time, with creative that describes the product, exposure, and injury in plain language claimants recognize.
Landing-page questionnaires
Each campaign lands on a questionnaire that asks the eligibility questions your criteria require. Anyone who does not qualify is disqualified before the record is created.
Documented consent at the source
Consent language, timestamp, page, and disclosure are captured with the submission and retained with the lead.
How every lead is screened and validated
Qualification is a process you can inspect, not a label
- Criteria you approveProduct or drug, exposure window, diagnosis or injury, dates, and any exclusions are written down and signed off by your firm before a campaign starts.
- Eligibility questionsThe questionnaire mirrors those criteria. Failing answers end the flow; only passing responses become leads.
- Contact verificationPhone and email are validated, and obviously invalid or disposable contacts are rejected.
- Duplicate checkEvery record is checked against your account history so you are not charged twice for the same claimant.
- Quality reviewRecords are reviewed before delivery; anything outside criteria is removed rather than passed along.
- Delivery and reportingPassing leads are delivered in real time with source, criteria version, and consent record attached.
What information is included with each lead
- Full name
- Phone (verified) and email
- State and ZIP
- Tort and campaign identifier
- Answers to every eligibility question
- Product, exposure, or use details as asked
- Diagnosis or injury and approximate date
- Best time to contact
- Consent language, timestamp, and page URL
- Lead source and delivery timestamp
- Duplicate-check result
- Intake notes (live transfers and retainers)
Consent, TCPA, and advertising-rule practices
Documentation you can hand to counsel
Consent capture and records
Each lead is generated from a form where the claimant agrees to be contacted about their potential claim. The consent language, timestamp, and page are stored with the record and provided to you with the lead.
Revocation and do-not-call handling
Opt-out and stop requests are honored and logged. Records are checked against suppression lists before delivery, and we tell you how often that happens for your campaign.
Attorney advertising rules
Campaign creative is reviewed against the advertising and solicitation rules of the states it runs in. We do not recommend a specific attorney to claimants and we do not share in legal fees; you pay a marketing fee for the service.
Consent and advertising rules change, and some states apply stricter standards than federal law. Ask us for the current documentation set for your campaign, and have your own counsel confirm it fits your firm's obligations. Nothing on this page is legal advice.
Delivery, speed, and integrations
Leads arrive where your intake team already works
Real-time delivery
Leads are sent the moment they pass screening, so your team can call while the claimant is still at their screen.
CRM, webhook, or email
Delivery by webhook or API into your CRM or intake platform, or by secure email and CSV if you prefer. Tell us your system and we will confirm the setup on the call.
Routing and filters
Route by state, tort, or business hours. Cap daily volume to match intake capacity and change it as your docket fills.
Reporting
Delivered, accepted, replaced, and contacted counts by campaign, with the criteria version each lead was screened against.
Nationwide coverage with state-level targeting
Target the states your docket needs
Campaigns run nationwide and can be limited to the states you specify. Some states apply stricter advertising, solicitation, or consent standards, and campaigns are configured for the rules of each state they run in. If you only want claimants in a set of states, or want to exclude certain states, that is a filter, not a custom project.
Active mass tort campaigns
Litigations we are most often asked to generate leads for
Availability changes with litigation phase, criteria, and capacity. The list below shows the categories we are commonly asked about; request the current availability list for what is open this month.
Depo-Provera
Contraceptive injection use and a meningioma diagnosis. Screening focuses on injection history and diagnosis date.
AFFF / PFAS
Firefighting foam or PFAS exposure with a qualifying diagnosis. Exposure documentation matters.
Ozempic / GLP-1
GLP-1 medication use with gastrointestinal injury. Criteria typically require a specific diagnosis and use dates.
Hair relaxer
Chemical relaxer use history and a qualifying cancer diagnosis; product and frequency questions are central.
Suboxone
Film use and dental injury; screening covers prescription period and dental treatment.
Bard PowerPort
Implant records and a qualifying complication; device identification is part of screening.
Talcum powder
Long-term product use and a qualifying diagnosis in a mature, heavily advertised litigation.
Social media and video game addiction
Claims involving minors require parent or guardian participation, which the questionnaire and consent flow are built to handle.
Emerging torts
Early-cycle litigations with lower cost and higher uncertainty. Ask what we are testing.
How pricing works
Price follows the product, the tort, and the litigation phase
What drives cost
- Lead type. A qualified web lead costs less than a live transfer, which costs less than a signed retainer, because each step moves conversion work from your team to ours.
- Tort and claimant pool. Litigations with small exposed populations or rare diagnoses cost more per lead than mass-use products.
- Criteria strictness. Each additional qualifying condition lowers the pass rate and raises the cost of the leads that pass.
- Exclusivity. Exclusive leads cost more than shared leads and convert better.
- Litigation phase. Early-cycle torts are cheaper and less certain; late-stage torts are more expensive and more competitive.
Cost per signed case is the number that matters
Divide the cost per qualified lead by your contract rate. A lead at one price that signs at one rate can be cheaper per case than a lower-priced lead that rarely signs. We model this with you on the call using your intake numbers, not ours.
Pilots and volume. Most engagements start with a pilot batch so you can measure contact and sign rates before committing to monthly volume. Volume caps can move up or down with your intake capacity.
Get a Custom Mass Tort Lead PlanInvalid, duplicate, and unreachable leads
Replacement terms in writing, before the first lead
What qualifies
Duplicates within your account, invalid or disconnected contact details, records outside the approved criteria, and claimants who state they never submitted an inquiry.
How to report
Flag the lead in your delivery feed or reply to the delivery email within the reporting window set in your agreement. Attach the reason; no forms to hunt for.
How credits work
Accepted replacements are credited against the next delivery or invoice, and the reason is logged so we can fix the campaign, not just the invoice.
Unreachable leads are handled by the contact-attempt standard in your agreement, so both sides know how many attempts over how many days count as a reasonable effort.
Scaling volume with your intake capacity
Volume you can turn up, pause, or redirect
Daily and monthly caps are set per campaign. When your docket target is met, pause without penalty. When a tort heats up, raise the cap and add states. If your intake team is at capacity, we can discuss live transfers or a signed-retainer program so the work moves to us instead of stacking up in your queue.
Why firms book a call with us
Specifics you can verify, not claims you have to trust
We show the criteria
You see and approve the eligibility questions before any spend, and every lead carries the version it was screened against.
We show the consent
Ask for a sample record and you get the consent language, timestamp, and page, not a paragraph saying it exists.
We show the policy
Replacement terms, reporting windows, and contact-attempt standards are written into the agreement, not negotiated after the fact.
Frequently asked questions
What buyers ask before they buy mass tort leads
What types of mass tort leads do you provide?
Qualified web leads, live transfers, and signed retainers. Each is screened against criteria your firm approves and delivered with a consent record. Availability by tort changes with litigation phase and capacity.
Are your mass tort leads exclusive or shared?
Leads are exclusive by default: sold once and never resold or re-marketed. Where a litigation allows it and a buyer prefers a lower price, shared leads can be discussed, and the choice is written into the agreement so there is no ambiguity about what you bought.
How are your mass tort leads generated?
From tort-specific advertising campaigns we run ourselves, landing on questionnaires that ask your eligibility questions and capture consent at the point of submission. We do not resell third-party lists.
How is each lead screened and qualified?
Six steps: criteria approval, eligibility questions in the questionnaire, contact verification, duplicate check against your account, quality review, and delivery with the criteria version and consent record attached.
Are the leads consent-based and TCPA compliant?
Every lead is generated from a form where the claimant agrees to be contacted about their claim, and we retain and provide the consent language, timestamp, and page. Opt-outs are honored and logged. We document the practice rather than promise a legal outcome, and we encourage your counsel to review the documentation set.
What information is included with each lead?
Name, verified phone, email, state and ZIP, tort and campaign, every eligibility answer, product or exposure details, diagnosis and date, best contact time, consent record, source, delivery timestamp, and duplicate-check result. Live transfers and retainers add intake notes.
How quickly are leads delivered?
In real time, as soon as a record passes screening. Live transfers connect during the hours you set.
Can I filter leads by state, tort, or qualification criteria?
Yes. State inclusion or exclusion, tort, business hours, and daily caps are standard filters. Additional qualifying conditions can be added to the criteria; each one changes the pass rate and the price.
What happens with invalid, duplicate, or unreachable leads?
Duplicates, invalid contacts, off-criteria records, and claimants who deny inquiring are replaced under the written policy. Unreachable leads follow the contact-attempt standard in your agreement. Credits apply to the next delivery or invoice.
Can you deliver into our CRM or intake platform?
Yes, by webhook or API, or by secure email and CSV. Tell us the system on the call and we will confirm the field mapping before the first delivery.
Can lead volume scale with our intake capacity?
Yes. Caps are set per campaign and can be raised, lowered, or paused. If intake is the bottleneck, live transfers or a signed-retainer program move the conversion work to us.
How is pricing determined?
By lead type, tort and claimant pool, criteria strictness, exclusivity, and litigation phase. We quote per campaign after a short call and usually start with a pilot batch so you can measure cost per signed case with your own intake numbers.
How do we get started?
Book a strategy call or send the availability request below with your torts, states, and volume. You will get a written summary of availability, criteria, delivery setup, pricing, and replacement terms before anything runs.
Why book a call instead of ordering online?
Because the criteria, the delivery setup, and the volume caps have to be right before the first lead, and that takes a twenty-minute conversation, not a checkout page. You leave the call knowing exactly what you would receive and what a pilot would cost.
Book a mass tort lead strategy call
Tell us the torts, states, and volume you need
Prefer to talk now? Pick a time on the calendar and we will come prepared with availability for the torts you list.
Or send the request form and a lead strategist will reply within one business day with availability, criteria, and pilot options.
- Current campaign availability for your torts
- Qualifying criteria and lead fields
- Delivery setup for your CRM or intake line
- Pricing drivers and a pilot proposal
- Replacement terms in writing