On Point Legal Leads has been generating quality personal injury leads for attorneys since 2016.

Our most popular service is auto accident leads, which involve prospective claimants who have been hurt in a motor vehicle accident (car, truck, or motorcycle) and are looking for legal assistance.

These accident injury leads can be sent to your firm through (1) your designated phone number after being screened by a live agent, or (2) through email when the prospective claimant fills out relevant information after being driven to a landing page.

Further, these leads can be screened to indicate at-fault status, current attorney representation, statute of limitations, and other factors.

All leads are unique to your firm and originate from search, text, and display ads on Google, Yahoo!, and Bing.  These are widely considered to be the best performing platforms for personal injury lead generation since visitors submit their accident injury information on secure landing pages.

Other popular areas of personal injury lead generation include workers compensation, general personal injury, and mass tort leads.

Car wrecks are the #1 most common injury claim type.  Hence, auto accident leads are our most popular service.

Generally, these claim types provide consistent and predictable business.  This is because there are accidents and corresponding claims every day.

Plus, automobile accidents may cause serious health complications, which can lead to higher settlements amounts and claim awards.

Prospective claimants have been screened to meet the following criteria:

• Received a personal injury in an auto accident, truck accident, or motorcycle accident;
• The accident-injury occurred within the statutory limitations period;
• Are seeking legal assistance from an attorney;
• Have not hired an attorney;
• Are not at-fault.

For more information about personal injury auto accident leads, please visit our car accident leads page or FAQ’s page on the topic.

We also offer live transfer auto accident leads.

Boating accidents are more popular in cities and states that have lots of lakes or coastal areas.

As reported by the U.S. Coast Guard, in 2014, there were 4,064 accidents that involved 610 deaths and 2,678 injuries.  Additionally, these accidents caused approximately $39 million in property damage in the U.S.

The majority of these accidents occur when the operator lacks experience or fails to pay attention. Notably, alcohol often plays a role.

Another factor is the speed and control of the boat, and most boating accidents occur while the boat is in cruise control.

If you are interested in personal injury boating accident leads, contact us today.

There are many legal theories and case law surrounding dangerous dog bite cases.

The two most popular legal theories lawyers pursue for dog bite cases are (1) strict liability and (2) dangerous or hazardous propensity.

Strict liability simply means that certain dog breeds are deemed per se dangerous. Thus, fault lies with the owner regardless of any negligence in caring and handling the dog. Pit bulls are often on the list of per se dangerous dogs within states that have adopted this type of legal claim.

On the other hand, states impose liability on owners who know or have reason to know that the dog is dangerous. The same breeds that other states consider per se dangerous often are included, but if a dog owner witnesses their animal bite or attack another individual or animal, he or she will be on notice of the dangerous propensity attached to the dog.

If your law firm is interested in personal injury dog bite lead generation, contact us today to see how we can help increase your intake.

Slip-and-fall and premises liability often are considered the same claims.

When the owner of a property acts negligently towards customers due to poor upkeep, repair, and standard maintenance causing unreasonable danger, liability can arise. Notably, these claims implicate both commercial and residential owners.

Merchants have a duty to keep their premises in a safe condition or they may be liable. Damages typically involve medical expenses, lost wages, and physical pain and suffering.

Naturally, the laws for these injury types are typically state-focused, but some premises liability within federal laws can come into play. Homeowners have a duty to warn of hazards to their guests, and commercial enterprises have an obligation to warn of dangerous conditions at the work site.

If you’re an attorney interested in personal injury slip and fall lead generation, Please contact us today.

Wrongful death cases is the civil law’s version of manslaughter.

Family members who have died due to another person or entity may be plaintiff. Typical case types that generate wrongful death case include car accidents, medical malpractice, and defective products.  Claimants may pursue compensation for lost companionship (also called loss of consortium), lost wages, and funeral costs.

Most states limit who has standing in a wrongful death case, which typically only includes the spouse, children, and parents of the victim. In the event these relatives do not pursue a claim, the administrator or executor of the deceased estates file the law suit.

If your law firm is interested in personal injury wrongful death lead generation, please contact us today.

When a person commits an “intentional tort” they have deliberately caused harm to another. Notably, an individual who assaults another may be both criminally liable as well as civilly liable

Some of the more common intentional torts arise from battery, assault, false imprisonment, intentional infliction of emotional distress, fraud, defamation, invasion of privacy, trespass, and conversion

If you are interested in personal injury intentional tort leads, Please contact us today.

Negligence is among the most common types of personal injury that lawyers pursue.

Negligence is demonstrated by proving four elements, including that a duty existed to do or refrain from doing something, that duty was breached, and the breach caused the harm. The layman translation is that a person or entity acted carelessly, and the carelessness resulted in injury.

The two most common methods of defending a negligence claim is by disproving one of the four elements (duty, breach, causation, harm), or by demonstrating that the plaintiff was contributorily or comparatively at fault. States that still allow contributory negligence as a defense entail a complete bar for the plaintiff’s claim, while comparative negligence states allow the claim as long as the plaintiff was less than 51% or less than 50% responsible.

If you are interested in general personal injury negligence leads, Please contact us today.