We Specialize In Workers Compensation Leads Generation.
Workers’ Compensation Leads are workers who’ve been injured on the job and they need help getting benefits. Every lead is 100{301f55c81456071ff6f5994a81b193f57434d5e8579793c941fde8a5cd3f088f} exclusive and delivered immediately to the attorney once it’s generated through one of our landing pages.Workers’ Comp Leads can be delivered in your region. The larger the area where you can accept leads the more leads we can deliver to you. Leads can target any state or be national.
We get leads from workers who were hurt on the job and need to receive workers’ compensations benefits. But, they are wanting help from an attorney to assist them in applying for benefits. The bottom line is that they are looking to hire a local attorney to help them get compensation.
Some of the filter questions we include on our landing pages:
- Full Name
- Valid Phone Number
- City/State/Zip Code
- Do you have a work-related injury incurred while on the job? “Yes” required
- Date of the Injury: Must be within statute of limitations
- Have you hired an attorney? “No” required
- Comments section where claimants can provide detail of work-related injury
Contact your lead quickly.
As with any lead generation service, prompt follow-up is vital to success. This is especially true for workers’ compensation claims, as there is often a strict statute of limitations when filing a claim. For example, the state of Kansas allows an employee just 200 days to file a workers’ compensation claim before the statute of limitations expires. Because it may take an employee months to decide whether or not to file a claim, you may have a very short timeframe for signing your client and starting his claim.
Educate your lead on the process of filing a claim.
Most people looking to file a workers’ compensation claim do not understand the process; that’s why they opted to speak with an attorney in the first place. When you first make contact with a workers’ comp lead, be sure to explain some of the vital details he or she will need to know for the claim. Some common misconceptions include:
- Workers’ comp attorneys typically work on a contingency fee, meaning that it’s only in an attorney’s best interest to fight for his or her client.
- Once a claim goes to trial, it is impossible to know how long it will take for the claim to be settled.
- Because there is a statute of limitations, it’s best to sign up as quickly as possible.
Outlining how long the process takes and how payments work quickly can help you convert your leads into clients quickly. Be sure that your lead knows all the necessary details of filing a claim before sending a retainer package.
Be prepared to take soft-tissue cases.
Although our clients have reported catastrophic injuries, the majority of the claimants who contact us through our lead generation websites have less serious injuries. These settlements are usually not historic, but still yield a very high return on investment. The most common case types from our leads are auto accidents, which are more commonly signed cases and tend to yield the highest settlements for attorneys in our network.