Pre-Signed Case Acquisition
Signed MVA Retainers for Personal Injury Law Firms
A signed MVA retainer is the most complete lead delivery method available. The claimant has been qualified, informed about your firm, and has signed your retainer agreement before being delivered to your team. Your firm receives a signed client ready for case management — not a lead that still requires intake and conversion.
Discuss Signed Retainer CampaignsHow Signed MVA Retainers Work
Consumer Inquiry
An MVA victim responds to an advertisement seeking legal help.
Qualification
Our intake team screens the claimant against your campaign criteria.
Client Education
The claimant is informed about your firm and the representation process.
Retainer Execution
The claimant reviews and signs your retainer agreement electronically.
Delivery
The signed retainer package is delivered to your firm for case management.
Advantages
- ✓ Highest conversion rate of any lead type
- ✓ Eliminates intake and retainer conversion from your workflow
- ✓ Client has already committed to representation
- ✓ Reduces intake staff burden
- ✓ Clear cost-per-signed-case calculation
Important Considerations
- • Higher per-unit cost than other lead types
- • Not every signed retainer will become a successful case
- • Attorney review is still required after delivery
- • Volume depends on campaign scale and market demand
- • Rejection/replacement terms vary by agreement
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a signed MVA retainer?
A signed MVA retainer is a motor vehicle accident claimant who has been qualified, informed about your firm's services, and has executed your retainer agreement — all before being delivered to your firm for case management.
How does it differ from a warm transfer?
A warm transfer delivers a live qualified caller to your intake team, who then runs their own intake and retainer process. A signed retainer goes further — the client has already completed intake and signed your retainer, so your team receives a signed client ready for case work.
Does every signed retainer become a successful case?
No. While signed retainers represent the highest level of pre-qualification, not every case will proceed to resolution. Clients may become unresponsive, cases may have liability issues discovered later, or other factors may arise. Evaluate signed retainers as a higher-conversion lead type, not a guaranteed case.
Can I reject a signed retainer?
Rejection and replacement policies vary by campaign agreement. Common rejection reasons include duplicate clients, cases outside agreed criteria, or unresponsive clients. Discuss specific policies during campaign setup.
Client Testimonials
What Attorneys Say About Us
“Conecme has transformed how we acquire PI cases. Their warm transfers are consistently high-quality and their team is responsive.”
Micheal Edward
Managing Partner · Smithy & Associates
“We switched to Conecme after struggling with shared leads for two years. Within 60 days, our cost per signed case dropped from $4,200 to under $1,800. The pre-qualification alone saves our intake team 15 hours a week. Best decision we made for case acquisition.”
Billy Torress
Senior Partner · Torress Law Group
“Conecme delivers qualified PI leads consistently. Our case volume increased 40% in the first quarter.”
Sarah Johnson
Managing Partner · Johnson & Partners, PLLC
Discuss Signed MVA Retainer Campaigns
Learn about pricing, qualification criteria, retainer workflow, and delivery options for your market.