ArbitrationIntel — For Plaintiff-Side Firms
A typical legal marketing agency retains you for SEO, bills you again for PPC, and charges a placement fee for a directory listing — three or four invoices, one blurry answer to which channel actually produced the signed case. ArbitrationIntel sits above that question entirely: accredited capital funds the campaign, screening validates the claimant, and what reaches your intake queue is a matched case — not a click, a ranking, or a listing.
I. What A Legal Marketing Agency Usually Sells
Hire a legal marketing agency and you're usually buying a bundle: an SEO retainer to chase rankings that vanish the day you stop paying, a PPC line item to bid against every other firm on the same keyword, a directory placement fee to sit in a list next to your competitors, and sometimes a content-marketing add-on to feed the first three. Each channel bills separately. Each has its own dashboard, its own vendor, its own excuse when volume dips. Ask which channel actually produced last month's signed case and the honest answer, most months, is nobody really knows — the attribution is stitched together from click IDs and guesswork, and the agency gets paid whether or not a single one of those clicks turned into a client.
II. The Marketplace Alternative
ArbitrationIntel isn't another channel to add to the stack — it replaces the stack. Accredited capital funds outreach campaigns aimed at Americans harmed by structural fraud: Ozempic and GLP-1 injury, solar-panel fraud, HVAC and home-system fraud, timeshare exit claims, FINRA and securities arbitration. Every person who responds is screened for case validity before your firm ever hears about them. What lands in your intake queue is matched to your firm by case type and capacity — a funded, pre-qualified claimant, not a name harvested off a landing page.
There's no SEO retainer to renew, no bid to place, no directory fee. Your firm isn't buying visibility, clicks, or rankings — it's receiving case flow that's already cleared the bar a marketing agency's leads never have to clear.
III. One Relationship, Not Four Vendors
Capital
Accredited funders back each campaign, targeting a measured-risk return.
Capital replaces your ad budget as the thing at risk. Deployment is per-campaign; returns are targeted, not guaranteed, and available to accredited investors only.
Your Firm
One relationship instead of an SEO firm, a PPC shop, and a directory renewal.
You stop managing vendors and start reviewing cases. The channel question is already solved upstream.
Claimants
Defrauded Americans reach a firm without ever seeing an ad or a directory listing.
Every claimant is screened for case validity before a firm sees the file — not sorted by an intake team after the fact.
This is the same funded loop behind mass arbitration campaigns at scale — the recovery from one campaign underwrites the next, which is why the panel doesn't need a rankings dashboard to prove it's working.
IV. How The Panel Replaces The Channel Stack
Your firm applies to the panel — case types, capacity, jurisdictions.
Investor capital backs outreach matched to the case types you take — no ad account required on your end.
The campaign finds people harmed by the fraud in question, wherever they are.
Claimants are vetted for case validity, then routed to your firm by case type and capacity.
You review the case, take it or pass, and prosecute the ones you take.
V. Case Types & Capacity
No monthly click quota, no directory tier to upgrade into. Capacity is set by your firm, not by how much a channel budget can buy this quarter.
Ozempic & GLP-1 injury claims
High-volume, actively running campaigns across multiple states.
Solar-panel fraud
Deceptive financing and installation claims, screened for 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. Questions Firms Ask About The Category
A legal marketing agency sells you channels — SEO, PPC, directory placement — and bills you whether or not those channels convert. ArbitrationIntel isn't a channel; it's a funded marketplace. Capital pays for the campaign, screening validates the claimant, and your firm only ever sees a matched case, not a click or a ranking.
Some firms keep a brand-presence budget for organic search and their own paid ads. Most find the panel replaces the volume-driving work those channels were actually hired to do, and scale back the retainers accordingly. That's your firm's call — the panel doesn't require you to run or drop any other channel.
Firms typically stack three or four — an SEO retainer, PPC management, a directory listing, sometimes a content vendor — to cover the funnel end to end. The panel replaces all of them with a single funded flow, because it isn't trying to win a channel; it's delivering the case those channels were built to find.
Panel terms are structured case type by case type and confirmed with your firm before you sign on. There's no monthly retainer to keep current and no bid to place — unlike a legal marketing agency, you're not paying to stay visible between cases.
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 — your counsel reviews the arrangement before you sign.
VII. Join The Panel
Apply to the panel and we'll walk through your case types, capacity, and jurisdictions on a short call — no obligation, 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, channel by channel, compared to a typical agency retainer. Email panel@arbitrationintel.com and we'll send it over.