// Contact · Explore your market
Let us analyze your market.
Tell us your practice areas and location to discover how Leads For Lawyers can help your firm reach prospective clients. We start with the counties you practice in and the type of law you handle, because the first thing we check is whether the records you need can be sourced there every day. It takes two minutes and commits you to nothing. Prefer the phone? You’ll reach the operation directly, usually the same business day.
// What happens next
- 01We confirm the arrest or filing records for your counties and case types can be sourced daily.
- 02We size the market: expected volumes, samples of the piece, and pricing for your program.
- 03You decide. A scoped program starts mailing as soon as your letter and brochure are approved.
Prefer the phone? Call 877-463-7773 and ask for Austin.
// Talk to a person, not a pipeline
// Phone
877-463-7773// Office
629 Highland AvenueWindermere, FL 34786
// Before you ask
Your market, answered plainly.
How do I explore my market with Leads For Lawyers?
Submit the form on this page with your counties and practice areas, or call 877-463-7773 and ask for Austin. We confirm that the arrest or filing records for your counties and case types can be sourced daily, then walk you through volumes, samples, and pricing for a program scoped to your market.
Why does Leads For Lawyers ask for counties and practice areas first?
Because every Leads For Lawyers program starts with the record. Before anything else we check that the courts, sheriffs, and police agencies in your counties publish the records your practice depends on, and how quickly. That answer shapes the volume you can expect and the letter we write for you.
How fast can a new market program start mailing?
Once a Leads For Lawyers program is active, mail runs on the record's own clock: each new arrest or filing in your counties and case categories becomes a personalized letter, printed and mailed First Class the same day it is harvested. The setup — counties, case categories, and the firm's letter and brochure — is settled in conversation before the first record mails.
I'm not a law firm. Should I use the same form?
Yes. Agencies, ignition interlock providers, tax practices, and treatment providers use the same form — choose your organization type in the practice-area list and tell us the markets you serve. The same person reads every submission.
