MVA Case Acquisition: Signed Retainers, Not Just Leads
Get high intent MVA claimants at an affordable price.
Case acquisition is the full job of turning ad spend into a signed, litigation-ready client file - identity confirmed, accident and treatment documented, criteria checked, retainer executed. We've done this work since 2009.
Here Is a Look at a Sample High Intent MVA Package
Every signed claimant arrives as a complete intake summary - claimant details, accident and fault information, treatment, insurance, verification and documents - ready for your intake team to review.
Not a Phone Number. A Signed Retainer on Your Paper.
MVA case acquisition is the full job of turning advertising spend into a signed, litigation-ready client file - identity confirmed, accident and treatment documented, coverage verified, and eligibility checked against the criteria your case managers actually use.
We run the media, screen the callers, verify who they say they are, walk them through your intake questionnaire, and get the signature - then hand the whole file to your case management system. If it doesn't match the criteria we agreed to in writing, we replace it.
Most firms come to us after the leads-only route stopped penciling out. If you'd rather buy at the lead stage instead, that's a different product - you can buy MVA leads directly through our main program.
Every Lead, Screened to Exceed Your Staff’s Expectations
Qualified Claimants
Screened Carefully
Validation & Verification
Compliance Completed
Litigation Ready
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How We Build a Signed Case
Four Stages, Each One Killing Bad Cases Early
Every stage exists to catch a case that won't qualify while catching it is still cheap - not after your team has spent hours on it.
1
Criteria Confirmation
We write your qualification criteria as a document, not a conversation - liability, injury and treatment, insurance coverage, statute of limitations, prior representation
That document becomes the contract, and what the replacement guarantee is measured against
2
Automated Verification
Lead Insight Software scores every contact for risk before a human agent ever picks up
Third-party ID verification, driver's license validation & facial recognition catch fraud before it costs you a Rule 11 problem
3
Intake & Signature
Non-incentivized agents administer your script and walk claimants through retainer execution - calls recorded
Nationwide investigator network deployed for in-person signature; bilingual intake standard
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Delivery
Full case file - retainer, intake record, verification results, consent record, signed False Claims Act statement
Direct integration with your case management system; exclusive to your firm, full replacement if criteria aren't met
Deep Dive
How Each Stage Works
Every stage exists to kill a bad case earlier, when killing it is cheap.
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Automated Verification - Before a Human Spends a Minute
Every inbound contact runs through our Lead Insight software, which scores it for risk before an agent ever picks up. Layered on top: third-party identity verification against SSN, address, and date of birth; driver's license validation; and facial recognition where the campaign calls for it. This stage exists because accident advertising attracts fraud - professional claimants, recycled identities, and organized operations that submit the same claimant to a dozen firms. Catching that at the software stage costs pennies. Catching it after you've filed costs a Rule 11 problem.
Lead Insight software scans every response and assigns a risk score
Third-party ID verification - SSN, address, date of birth
Driver's license validation and facial recognition for additional security
3
Intake and Signature - Always Recorded and Never Incentivized
Verified contacts go to our intake agents. They administer your questionnaire, on your script, and walk the claimant through retainer execution - usually by e-signature, occasionally in person. Nobody is paid per signature: an agent with a signature bonus will find a way to make a marginal claimant sound qualified, and you'll find out during medical record review. Nobody is coached toward an answer - the questionnaire asks what happened, not what should have happened. Calls are recorded and available to you.
Agents are not commissioned on sign-ups - no incentive to stretch a marginal claimant
Calls recorded, available to you, on your customized questionnaire
Nationwide investigator network for in-person signature; bilingual intake standard
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Delivery - Into Your System, With the Whole File
A completed case comes to you with the retainer, the intake record, the verification results, the consent record, and a signed False Claims Act statement. It arrives in your case management software through direct integration, not as a spreadsheet someone has to rekey. It's exclusive - one firm, never resold, in any market, at any point. If it doesn't match the written criteria, tell us and we replace it. No argument, no restocking logic.
Direct integration with your case management system
Every case is exclusive - delivered only to your firm, permanently
Full replacement against the written criteria sheet, if approved
Ensuring Compliance
Every Signed Case Is Built to Survive an Audit
When you buy signed cases, you're not just buying files - you're attaching your bar license to the conduct of a company you didn't watch. Every case we deliver is built with that in mind.
TCPA
GDPR
HIPAA
ABA
CCPA
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CCPA
TCPA in 2026
What Actually Changed (And What Didn't)
There's real confusion here, because the biggest rule of the last decade was struck down before it ever took effect. The FCC's one-to-one consent rule - which would have required consent to name one seller at a time - was vacated by the Eleventh Circuit in January 2025 in Insurance Marketing Coalition v. FCC. The FCC declined to appeal and deleted the language later that year.
The rules around the edges got looser. The litigation did not. TCPA plaintiff firms are as active as ever, and in a courtroom the fight is almost never about which rule applied - it's about whether you can produce the consent record. Provable consent is the entire game, and we keep the full trail on every case we deliver.
One-to-One Consent: Vacated
Struck down January 2025. No longer requires consent to name one seller at a time.
Revoke-All: Delayed to 2027
The provision treating one revocation as applying to all future messages now sits at January 31, 2027.
10-Day Opt-Out: Live Now
In force since April 2025 - opt-out instructions in texts, revocation honored within 10 business days.
Full Consent Trail Delivered
Form, language, timestamp, IP, page URL, and call recording - with every case, retrievable years later.
2026 MVA Landscape
Experienced in Every MVA Case Type
MVA case value is set state by state, and recent tort reform changed the math in several markets - Georgia’s SB 68 opened the door to seatbelt evidence, and Louisiana moved to a 51% comparative fault bar. We screen every file against current state law, statute of limitations by filing state included, and price by case type and state.
Some vendors resell the same claimant to multiple firms, or hold onto "aged" cases to sell again later. Every case we acquire is delivered to one firm and stays that firm's - permanently, not just at delivery.
We also run one of the strongest replacement policies in the industry. If a case doesn't match your written criteria, we replace it free within 7 days, if approved.
100% Exclusive Cases
Every case we acquire is delivered exclusively to your firm. Never resold, at any point, including as aged inventory later.
Full Replacement Guarantee
Doesn't match your written criteria, we replace it free within 7 days, if approved.
Compliance You Can Audit
ABA, TCPA, HIPAA, CCPA, and GDPR aligned, with consent records and call recordings delivered alongside every case.
First Case in 7–14 Days
Our clients most frequently receive their first signed MVA case within 7–14 days of finalizing criteria. We move fast without sacrificing quality.
Which Should Your Firm Buy
Signed Cases vs. Leads
Buy leads if you have intake staff sitting idle, your team converts well, and you'd rather keep the margin a vendor would otherwise take for doing that work. Firms with a strong intake bench almost always land a lower effective cost per case buying at the lead stage.
Buy signed cases if your intake team is at capacity, you need docket volume on a deadline, you're entering a state you haven't run before, or you want your acquisition cost to be a known number per case instead of a media spend with a variable yield.
Most firms end up running both, and let the per-state math decide the mix. A market with simple liability facts is usually cheaper to buy as leads. A high-value case type - commercial truck, catastrophic injury - where your intake team would burn forty calls per signature is usually cheaper to buy signed.
Buying at the Lead Stage Instead?
If leads are the right fit for your intake team, our main program has exclusive MVA leads in all 50 states - you screen and sign on your own bench.
Which is the only reason we can price a new market with any confidence.
Since 2009
Fifteen-plus years of motor vehicle accident campaign data across all 50 states - the foundation for pricing a new market with confidence.
Exclusive, Permanently
One case, one firm. Not resold now, not resold later as aged inventory - in any market, at any point.
Written Replacement Guarantee
Doesn't match what we agreed to in writing, we replace it free within 7 days. The criteria are written down precisely so this isn't a negotiation.
Full Verification Stack
Lead Insight risk scoring, third-party ID verification, driver's license validation, facial recognition, signed False Claims Act statement.
Compliance You Can Audit
ABA, TCPA, HIPAA, CCPA, and GDPR aligned - with consent records and call recordings delivered alongside every case.
7–14 Days, Nationwide
First cases usually within 7–14 days of finalizing criteria, direct case management integration, and investigators in all 50 states for in-person signature.
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Get High Intent MVA Claims Today
If your firm is looking for signed, verified MVA retainers - not just contact information - give us the opportunity to earn your business.
Written criteria, a real replacement guarantee, and a consent trail you can hand to opposing counsel without flinching. No other company offers investment protection like we do.
✓ Qualified Claimants or You Don't Pay
✓ 7-Day Replacement Guarantee - No Criteria Match, No Charge
✓ ABA, TCPA, HIPAA & GDPR Compliant
✓ ID-Verified Claimants
✓ 7–10 Day Onboarding to First Case
✓ 100% Exclusive, Permanently
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Every case is verified and delivered only to your firm.
Nationwide Coverage
Investigators and agents across all 50 states.
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TCPA, GDPR, HIPAA, CCPA, and ABA compliant.
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FAQ
Common Questions About MVA Signed Retainers
Everything your firm needs to know before buying your first signed MVA retainers with Injury Case Claims.
An MVA retainer is a signed representation agreement between a motor vehicle accident victim and a law firm, delivered by a case acquisition provider with qualification already completed. Unlike a lead, which is just contact information, a retainer is an executed contract - the client has agreed to your representation before the case reaches your desk.
Industry-wide, signed MVA retainers range from about $2,000 for standard passenger-vehicle cases to $10,000+ for commercial truck and catastrophic cases in premium markets. Our published pricing starts at $2,400 per standard signed case. Unsigned exclusive MVA leads run $250-$500 by comparison, but convert at only 15-24%.
Yes, when the provider complies with ABA Model Rule 7.3 and your state's equivalent. Claimants must initiate contact, the provider charges per case rather than a share of fees, and most states require disclosure of the paid relationship to the client. Our acquisition model is built around all three.
An MVA lead is a prospect; a signed MVA retainer is a client. Leads cost less per unit but require your team to contact, qualify, and close them, and most never sign. A signed retainer arrives with the agreement already executed.
Three layers: facts (liability, police report, injury, continuous treatment), coverage (insurance verified, policy type identified, UM/UIM checked), and current state law - including seatbelt status in Georgia post-SB 68, comparative fault thresholds like Louisiana's 51% bar, statute of limitations by filing state, and letter-of-protection treatment flags.
The signed retainer agreement, executed HIPAA authorizations, full intake narrative, injury and treatment summary, verified insurance details, claimant ID confirmation, documented consent trail, and our screening notes including any state-law flags.
It's replaced or credited under the replacement window agreed before launch. Criteria are set in writing during onboarding, so there is no dispute about what qualified means.
Most firms receive their first cases within 7 to 14 days of finalizing criteria, delivered in real time as they're signed rather than in monthly batches.
From case acquisition providers that run their own advertising and intake, then deliver the executed retainer to your firm. Injury Case Claims sells exclusive signed MVA retainers nationwide with published per-case pricing, and caps the number of partner firms in each state. Before buying from any provider, confirm exclusivity, how contact was initiated, what the intake packet contains, and what happens if a case falls outside your criteria.
Yes. Every MVA retainer is signed to one firm only and is never resold or shared once delivered. We also cap the number of partner firms per territory, so your market isn't saturated by our own supply.
No. There are no setup fees and no monthly minimums. You pay per signed MVA retainer, with pricing by case type locked in writing before your first case ships.
