Our live outreach model runs in Florida, Ohio, and Arizona, because those are the states where it sits squarely inside the attorney advertising and solicitation rules. In other states we run compliant direct mail against the same court filings. Find your state below.
We add states one at a time, and only after confirming the model complies with that jurisdiction's attorney advertising and solicitation rules. That is why the footprint is narrow, and why the counties we do serve go quickly.
Live outreach and direct mail are governed by different rules. A state that does not permit our live model often does permit targeted direct mail against the exact same court filings.
We pull the same public DUI filings, identify unrepresented defendants in your county, and send targeted direct mail in your firm's name. Same source data, same county exclusivity, different delivery channel.
Direct mail rules vary meaningfully from state to state, and so do the court records. Some states require a waiting period after arrest before a solicitation letter can be sent, some require specific labeling on the envelope, and some require the piece to be filed with the bar. A few suppress the defendant's address from the court record entirely, which makes mail impossible no matter what the advertising rules say. We confirm what applies in your jurisdiction before we quote you anything, and we will tell you plainly if your state is one where we cannot operate.
Tell us your state and county and we'll tell you what's possible there, including whether the volume justifies it. If it doesn't, we'll say so.
Every state has its own attorney advertising rules. We build to the rules that actually apply in your jurisdiction rather than assuming one framework fits all of them.
Once a county is claimed it comes off the board. Confirm availability in your specific county and we'll respond within 24 hours.
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