ArbitrationIntel — For Solo & Small Firms
Every dollar spent on lawyer marketing services is a dollar and an hour you didn't spend on your docket. ArbitrationIntel funds the campaigns, screens the claimants, and sends you cases sized to what your office can actually run — no marketing budget, no retainer, no funnel to babysit.
Then
Nights and weekends spent chasing ad platforms and cold contacts, on top of a full docket.
Now
Funded campaigns and screened claimants arrive already qualified — the hours go to the case, not the campaign.
Capacity
Claimant flow is matched to what a small practice can actually handle, never a firehose.
I. The Solo & Small-Firm Problem
There's no marketing department down the hall. No one drafting ad copy while you draft a demand letter. At a firm of one to five, "do more marketing" really means "do it yourself, after hours, on top of everything else" — while firms with real ad budgets outbid you for the same claimant on the same platform. Most lawyer marketing services pitches assume you have a team to run them. You don't. You have a docket, and it's already full.
II. The Marketplace Alternative
ArbitrationIntel is a three-side marketplace, not another vendor selling lawyer marketing services by the click. Accredited capital funds targeted campaigns that reach Americans harmed by structural fraud — Ozempic, solar-panel fraud, HVAC, timeshare, and FINRA/securities cases. Every response is screened for case validity before it ever reaches your inbox. There's no ad spend to front and no monthly retainer to justify.
And the flow is sized to you. A two-person office isn't handed the same claimant volume as a firm with an intake team — you set the ceiling, and the panel fills it with claimants who've already cleared screening, never more.
III. The Flywheel — What It Means For A Practice Your Size
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 Practice
A claimant queue sized to what you and your staff can actually run.
You set the ceiling when you join the panel. Claimant flow never exceeds it — capacity-matched, not volume-forced.
Claimants
Defrauded Americans get matched to a lawyer with room for their case.
Screening happens before the match, so the fit — and the attention — is right from the first call.
This is the same flywheel that funds mass arbitration campaigns at scale — sized down to a single desk just as reliably as it scales up to a full intake floor.
IV. How Lawyer Marketing Services Work For A Practice Your Size
Tell us the case types and the volume your office can actually run — no minimum a small practice can't hit.
Accredited capital backs a campaign matched to the case types you take.
Targeted outreach finds Americans harmed by the fraud in question.
Every response is vetted for case validity before it lands in your inbox.
You review, you decide, you prosecute — on the schedule your practice can actually hold.
V. Case Types Available
There's no fixed monthly quota and no unscreened dump of contacts. Pick the case types that fit your practice, set the volume, and the panel fills it with claimants who've already cleared screening.
Ozempic & GLP-1 injury claims
Actively running campaigns across multiple states — take as many or as few as you can staff.
Solar-panel fraud
Deceptive financing and installation claims, screened for documentation before they reach you.
HVAC & home-system fraud
Warranty and installation misrepresentation claims, sized to a single-city practice or a regional one.
Timeshare exit claims
Deceptive-sale and exit-fraud claims against timeshare operators.
FINRA & securities arbitration
Broker misconduct and unsuitable-investment claims, matched to firms with the right capacity.
VI. Questions Solo & Small Firms Ask
Yes — because the flow is capacity-matched, not volume-forced. You set the ceiling when you join the panel, whether that's two cases a month or twenty, and claimant flow never exceeds what you've told us your office can run.
There's no flat fee for lawyer marketing services on the panel and no retainer. Panel terms are structured case type by case type and confirmed with your firm before you sign on — you never pay for a raw or unscreened contact.
No. Campaign funding comes from accredited capital, not your firm's operating budget. You don't buy ad inventory, hire a marketer, or set aside spend to compete with bigger firms for the same claimant.
An agency retainer bills you monthly whether or not it produces a signed case, and still leaves you to qualify whoever responds. Here, there's no retainer — claimants arrive already screened for case validity, and you only ever look at cases you might actually take.
Your practice keeps 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, so your own counsel should review the arrangement before you sign.
VII. Join The Panel
Tell us your case types and capacity on a short call. No cost to apply, no obligation, and no volume that overwhelms a small team.
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, sized for a solo or small-firm practice. Email panel@arbitrationintel.com and we'll send it over.