Personal-injury intake  ·  Washington, DC

Intake for Washington personal-injury firms.

For owner-run personal-injury firms in Washington and the rest of District of Columbia: replies in about a minute, consults booked with your intake staff, and a Monday scoreboard of cost per signed case.

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Why the first minute matters in Washington

Paid search, Local Services ads and television all compete for the same injured people in Washington. Speed of reply decides how much of that spend turns into consults, and the scoreboard shows which source signs.

Washington is the federal capital, the seat of the world's largest concentration of public-sector and contractor facilities, and a tightly regulated facility-services market.

What we install

District of Columbia context for intake

The general limitation period for personal-injury negligence claims in District of Columbia is 3 years. Inquiries about older incidents are flagged for a lawyer instead of being booked like a new case.

General rules for context only, not legal advice. Exceptions apply (minors, government defendants, discovery rules, recent amendments). Your firm's lawyers decide.

Case types

One firm per metro

We don't take on another firm in Washington while you're a client. Every engagement starts from your own response-time baseline and is measured at eight weeks. The fee is a flat monthly amount, never tied to signed cases or settlements.

Questions

Do you work with personal-injury firms in Washington?

Yes, one firm per metro. We take on a small number of firms at a time, by application, and applications from Washington are read in the order they arrive.

Is this an answering service?

No. Your answering service stays as the fallback. We install a reply desk that answers web forms, chats and after-hours inquiries in about a minute and books qualified people with your intake team, plus approved follow-up drafts and a weekly scoreboard.

Does it replace our intake team?

No. It works for your intake team: it answers first, asks your written qualifying questions and books the person with your staff. A lawyer decides on representation.

Where does the data live?

In your firm's own accounts, behind your sign-in. We don't keep copies, and we never sell, share or route your leads.

Nearby metros

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