Federal courts, six states · taking our first three firms

Every morning, the companies that need a lawyer today

They were just sued or just fined. A clock is running. They haven't retained anyone yet. You call first.

441matters found last month
77%with $75,000+ pleaded on the record
0of the last 25 had counsel on record
This morning · a real filing, from the public docket
Mouser Electronics, Inc.
Sued in the Northern District of Texas
  • Insurance contract dispute, filed eight days ago
  • More than $75,000 in controversy, pleaded on the record
  • No attorney on record for them — we checked the docket
Why you: commercial dispute, a district you appear in, nobody defending it yet.
What arrives

Three companies in an email. Not a spreadsheet, not a data dump.

1
Who they are
The company as the docket names it, and the court hearing the case — which is not always the state they are in.
2
What happened to them
The claim and the statute behind it. Where the plaintiff pleaded diversity jurisdiction, the record itself puts more than $75,000 in play.
3
How fresh it is
Filed this week, and nothing has happened on it yet. We do not quote you an answer deadline: that clock starts on service, and service is not in the docket.
4
Whether counsel has appeared
We ask the docket, party by party, who acts for the defendant. If somebody does, we say so and rank it lower — hiding it would be deciding for you.
Who it's for

Find your practice

One source is live today — new federal civil filings, in six states. The rest are registries that publish the same way, in the order we are connecting them. If your line is not here, the registry behind it is probably public too.

Commercial litigation
Companies that have just been sued
live — six states
Workplace safety
Employers with a fresh citation
next — needs a DOL key
Construction
Owners with a subcontractor's lien on the job
county clerks, not connected yet
Environmental
Facilities with an enforcement notice
EPA, not connected yet
Creditor rights
New filings and security interests
not connected yet
Trademark
Applicants whose mark was opposed
USPTO, not connected yet
Admiralty
Operators after a casualty or a detention
live where the case is federal
Plaintiff-side personal injury
Contacting injured individuals directly is prohibited
we never send these
The firm this fits: two to thirty attorneys, one or two districts, you take matters yourself and you want more of them. If you have a business development department already, you probably don't need us.
The point

Why they take the call

This isn't a cold call. The person on the other end has a problem that started last week.

The problem already exists

You don't have to convince them they'll need a lawyer. The complaint is filed, the citation is issued — they know it better than you do.

The clock works for you

In two weeks the court decides without them. The conversation isn't about your services — it's about their deadline.

You call first

We check whether anyone has appeared. If they have, the matter never reaches you. Your time goes only to the ones still open.

Where this comes from

All of it is published openly. Nobody reads it every day.

Courts

Every complaint hits the public docket the day it's filed — with the date, the parties and the amount.

Agencies

Workplace and environmental penalties are published with the company, the amount and the contest deadline.

Counties

Liens and security interests are recorded with the county clerk and available to anyone who asks.

Access to the data isn't scarce. Attention is. Somebody has to read it every day and pull out what belongs to your practice.

Pricing

Two ways

Pay per matter, or take the district.

Per matter
$240
for one company
  • You pay only for what you take
  • Same price for a $50k case and a $5M case
  • 48 hours to decide
  • Refunded if they're already your client
Exclusive
The whole district
$2,400
per month, one practice in one district
  • Every matching company is yours
  • We don't give them to the firm down the street
  • Website widget included
  • We set it up and we run it

Never a percentage of your fee, never more for a bigger case, and never the same matter sold to two firms.

Included with a subscription

The ones who find you on their own shouldn't leave for the firm next door

Half of all inquiries arrive at night and on weekends. The widget answers in forty seconds, asks about the case, and books the consultation on the spot.

Boyd & TranAutomated intake · not an attorney
This is an automated assistant, not an attorney. Using it does not create an attorney-client relationship.
I'm not an attorney and I can't give legal advice, but I can take down what happened.
rear ended on 45, my neck is killing me
Have you seen a doctor or been to an ER since?
went to memorial hermann er
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Pick a time to speak with an attorney
Today at 2:30 PM
Tomorrow at 9:00 AM
Or skip it — someone will call you either way.
Honestly, where we are

What works today and what doesn't yet

Working

The scanner: federal filings in six states, read every morning, scored against your practice and checked for defence counsel. Inquiry scoring, consultation booking, attorney alerts and the firm dashboard.

In progress

Text and email follow-up: the code is written, we are connecting a carrier. The website widget answers, but not yet with its own model. Reports on which channels pay for themselves.

Not yet

The morning digest is designed but not live. We have no clients yet — which is why the first three firms get terms nobody else will.

Taking our first three firms

One per practice area: the district is yours and nobody else's. An hour to talk, a week to set up.

We reply from a person, not a sequence. Nothing is shared with anyone.