ArbitrationIntel — For Law Firms

Not a law firm marketing agency. A funded marketplace.

A conventional law firm marketing agency sells activity — retainers, ad-spend management, monthly reporting decks — and bills whether or not a single case gets signed. ArbitrationIntel funds claimant-acquisition campaigns directly with accredited capital, screens every responder for case validity, and delivers only pre-qualified files to your firm. You never pay for a click. You review cases.

I. The Problem With Law Firm Marketing Agencies

Activity is the product. The invoice doesn't care if you signed anyone.

A typical law firm marketing agency prices itself in retainers and ad-spend management fees — an SEO package here, a PPC bidding strategy there, a monthly deck that reports impressions and cost-per-click. None of it is priced against whether a single case actually gets signed. The agency's incentive is renewal: keep the ad account spending, keep the invoice going out on the first of the month, regardless of what lands in intake. Your firm carries the entire downside — the ad budget, the retainer, and the associate hours spent chasing curiosity-clicks that were never going to become a represented claimant.

II. The Marketplace Alternative

Outside capital funds the campaign. Your firm reviews the case.

ArbitrationIntel doesn't run an ad account on your firm's dime. Accredited capital funds targeted claimant-acquisition campaigns directly — reaching Americans harmed by structural fraud across Ozempic and GLP-1 injuries, solar-panel fraud, HVAC fraud, timeshare exit claims, and FINRA/securities disputes. Every response is screened for case validity before your firm ever opens the file.

There's no ad spend to approve, no monthly retainer to renew, no reporting deck to interpret. Your firm sees a pre-qualified claimant matched to the case types and capacity you've set, and decides whether to take it. The marketing risk — and the marketing budget — belongs to the capital that funded the campaign, not to you.

III. The Flywheel — Aligned, Not Billed

Unlike an agency's client roster, every side of this loop wins together.

Capital

Accredited funders back each campaign, targeting a measured-risk return.

Deployment is per-campaign, not pooled-blind. Returns are targeted, not guaranteed, and available to accredited investors only.

Your Firm

Pre-qualified claimants arrive without an ad account to manage.

No retainer to renew, no spend to justify — reviewing a case replaces managing a campaign.

Claimants

Defrauded Americans reach counsel an agency funnel would never have found.

Every claimant is pre-screened for case validity before a firm ever sees the file.

This is the same flywheel behind every mass-tort marketing campaign the panel funds — the better it performs for one side, the better it performs for all three.

IV. How It Works

Five steps, from application to a signed case — no agency in between.

I

Apply

Your firm applies to the panel — case types, capacity, jurisdictions.

II

Capital Funds the Campaign

Accredited investors back a campaign matched to your practice areas.

III

Claimants Respond

Targeted outreach reaches Americans harmed by the fraud in question.

IV

Screening, Not a Pitch

Every response is vetted for case validity before it's matched to a firm.

V

You Review & Sign

You see the file, decide, and prosecute the cases you take at your own pace.

V. Case Types & Capacity

The panel funds campaigns across five active verticals.

There's no fixed monthly deliverable to hit and no unscreened dump of contacts. Case flow scales with what your firm can actually take on — you set the volume, funded campaigns and screening fill it.

Ozempic & GLP-1 injury claims

Multiple funded campaigns running concurrently across several states.

Solar-panel fraud

Deceptive financing and installation claims, screened for supporting documentation.

HVAC & home-system fraud

Warranty and installation misrepresentation claims.

Timeshare exit claims

Deceptive-sale and exit-fraud claims against timeshare operators.

FINRA & securities arbitration

Broker misconduct and unsuitable-investment claims routed to qualified firms.

VI. Proof, Not a Pitch Deck

One firm's docket, built entirely on funded claimant flow.

The clearest evidence a funded marketplace outperforms a marketing retainer is a firm actually running on it. See how Bennett Legal built its solar-fraud docket on the panel — case flow without an ad account, a retainer, or a dollar of marketing spend on their own books.

VII. Questions Firms Ask Before They Join

The questions you're already asking.

Is ArbitrationIntel a law firm marketing agency?

No. A law firm marketing agency sells advertising activity — retainers, ad management, SEO packages — and bills you whether or not a case gets signed. ArbitrationIntel is a funded marketplace: accredited capital pays for claimant-acquisition campaigns directly, and your firm reviews pre-qualified cases instead of managing an ad account.

How is this different from an SEO or PPC agency for lawyers?

An SEO or PPC agency for lawyers charges a monthly fee to manage your ad spend and rankings, and that fee is due regardless of results. On the panel, there's no ad spend to manage and no retainer — the campaign is funded by outside capital, and your firm only ever sees the claimants who clear screening.

What does it cost my firm to join the panel?

There's no marketing spend, no retainer, and no cost to apply. Panel terms are structured case type by case type and confirmed with your firm before you sign on.

Is this ethical and bar-compliant?

Your firm keeps the full attorney-client relationship and complete professional independence — campaign funding and claimant screening happen upstream, on our side. Panel terms are structured to align with applicable bar and advertising rules, which vary by state, and your counsel reviews the arrangement before you sign.

What case types are available on the panel?

Ozempic and GLP-1 injury, solar-panel fraud, HVAC and home-system fraud, timeshare exit claims, and FINRA/securities arbitration — with new verticals added as campaign performance and firm demand justify them.

VIII. Join The Panel

Get case flow without hiring an agency.

Apply to the panel and we'll walk through your case types, capacity, and jurisdictions on a short call — no ad spend, no retainer, no cost to apply.

Or reach the panel team directly: panel@arbitrationintel.com

Not Ready To Talk Yet?

Request the Mass Arbitration Lead Economics report — a breakdown of what funded, pre-qualified claimant flow actually costs and converts against, by case type, compared line-by-line to a typical agency retainer. Email panel@arbitrationintel.com and we'll send it over.