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Truck Accident Leads · Commercial MVA Cases

Truck accident leads with the most serious injuries, signed for firms built to litigate them

Exclusive commercial truck and commercial MVA cases, signed on your own retainer. The firm chooses its commercial profile and receives signed clients, without building the acquisition and intake operation it would take to find them.

What qualifies

Qualifying commercial auto insurance

Fractures, severe injuries, incapacitation, trucking accidents, or a fatality

Signed on the firm's own retainer

Exclusive to the purchasing firm

100%

of claimants come from Google Search. None from social media.

24 states

Taking cases in 24 states.

30 days

to accept or reject any standard case. Rejected cases are replaced with the next signed case.

Why truck cases

Why truck accident cases are a different class of motor vehicle claim.

In 2024, 5,340 people were killed and an estimated 161,201 people were injured in U.S. traffic crashes involving large trucks. Seventy percent of those killed were occupants of other vehicles.1

Federal rules require most for-hire interstate carriers of non-hazardous freight in vehicles of 10,001 pounds or more to carry at least $750,000 in public liability coverage. Actual policy limits on a given case can be higher, and some cargo types carry a higher federal minimum.2

Truck accident leads available now in 24 states

CT
FL
ID
IL
IN
KY
LA
MI
MN
MS
MO
NE
NJ
NY
ND
OH
OK
PA
SC
SD
TN
TX
VA
WA
Commercial MVA leads

Commercial vehicle cases we sign

A commercial MVA lead is any motor vehicle accident where the at-fault vehicle is operated for a business and covered by commercial auto insurance. Semi-trucks are the core of the program, but the same profile covers the commercial vehicles below.

Tractor-trailers & 18-wheelers

Semi-truck crashes with interstate carriers, the highest-value truck accident leads.

Box & delivery trucks

Fleet, freight and last-mile delivery vehicles operating for a business.

Dump trucks & tankers

Construction, waste and fuel haulers, including hazardous cargo carriers.

Commercial vans & fleet vehicles

Company-owned vans, service vehicles and work trucks covered by commercial auto insurance.

Buses & passenger carriers

Charter, transit and shuttle vehicles with commercial liability coverage.

Wrongful death

Fatal commercial vehicle crashes, handled with the same signed-retainer process.

Typical truck lead vendors vs. Injury Case Claims

Typical truck lead vendors
Injury Case Claims
What the firm receives
Often an unsigned lead or a live transfer. Signed retainers, when offered, are a separate tier.
Signed on the firm's own retainer, with a HIPAA authorization, before delivery.
Review window
Among vendors who publish a window on signed cases, 14 days is the figure that appears most often.
30 days to accept or reject a standard case. A rejected case is replaced with the next signed case.
Lead sources
Often mixed or not disclosed. Some programs use first-party ads, forms, or other channels.
100% Google Search. None from social media.
Exclusivity
Varies. Some inventory is exclusive; some is shared or left unstated.
Exclusive to the purchasing firm. 100% exclusive, never resold.
Accident-date window
Published windows commonly run 30 to 90 days, and sometimes longer, depending on the vendor and product.
Date of accident within 90 days.
Case criteria
Common screens include commercial-vehicle involvement, injury or treatment, and a police report. Definitions of “commercial” are not uniform.
Qualifying commercial auto insurance. Fractures, severe injuries, incapacitation, trucking accidents, or a fatality.
What the firm receives

Signed on the firm's own retainer

Retainer and HIPAA authorization completed by experienced US intake agents before delivery.

Exclusive to the purchasing firm

100% exclusive, never resold. Each case goes to one firm only.

Qualifying commercial auto insurance

A required element of the case profile.

Fractures, severe injuries, incapacitation, trucking accidents, or a fatality

The injury and case profile used to qualify these files.

100% Google Search

All claimants are sourced from Google Search, not social media.

Rejections get replaced

30 days to accept or reject a standard case. Reject a case and the next signed case takes its place.

Leads vs. signed cases

Truck accident leads that arrive already signed

Most truck accident leads are sold as a name, a phone number and a short form. The firm still has to reach the claimant, screen the case, confirm commercial coverage and win the signature, often against other firms calling the same person.

Every truck accident lead we deliver has already been through that work. US intake agents screen the claimant for commercial auto insurance and serious injury, then the claimant signs the firm's own retainer and HIPAA authorization before the case reaches your staff. You review it for 30 days, and any standard case you reject is replaced with the next signed case.

How our truck accident leads are signed

01

Claimant searches Google.

02

US intake agents screen and vet.

03

Qualified claimants sign your retainer and HIPAA authorization.

04

The case is delivered to your staff.

Truck accident lead FAQs

What are truck accident leads?

Truck accident leads are people injured in crashes involving a commercial truck who are looking for a lawyer. We deliver them as signed cases: the claimant has already been screened and has signed the firm's own retainer and HIPAA authorization.

What is a commercial MVA lead?

A commercial MVA lead is a motor vehicle accident where the at-fault vehicle is used for business and carries commercial auto insurance, such as a semi-truck, delivery truck, company van or bus. Commercial policies usually have higher limits than personal auto policies.

Do you provide 18-wheeler and semi-truck accident leads?

Yes. Tractor-trailer, 18-wheeler and semi-truck crashes are the core of the program, alongside box trucks, dump trucks, tankers, commercial vans and buses.

Are these leads or signed cases?

Signed cases. Each claimant is screened by US intake agents and signs the firm's own retainer and HIPAA authorization before delivery, so your staff starts with a signed client rather than a cold lead.

What qualifies as a commercial truck case?

Qualifying commercial auto insurance. Fractures, severe injuries, incapacitation, trucking accidents, or a fatality. Signed on the firm's own retainer. Exclusive to the purchasing firm. The firm chooses its commercial profile.

Whose retainer is used?

Cases are signed on the firm's own retainer, along with a HIPAA authorization, by experienced US intake agents.

Are the cases exclusive?

Yes. Exclusive to the purchasing firm. 100% exclusive, never resold.

Where do the claimants come from?

All claimants are sourced from Google Search, not social media.

How long does the firm have to review a case?

30 days to accept or reject a standard case. A rejected case is replaced with the next signed case.

Which states are available?

Cases are taken in 24 states: CT, FL, ID, IL, IN, KY, LA, MI, MN, MS, MO, NE, NJ, NY, ND, OH, OK, PA, SC, SD, TN, TX, VA, and WA.

How recent are the accidents?

Date of accident within 90 days.

What does a signed commercial truck case cost?

Pricing is reviewed on a discovery call. It depends on the states you choose, your commercial case profile and the volume you want.

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