Legal Brand Marketing
Legal leads have been our focus since 2004. Legal Brand Marketing helps law firms across the US in the legal areas of auto accidents, bankruptcy, criminal defense, DUI & DWI, family law, and more by providing an additional stream of potential new business. If you are a law firm looking to drive more business for your practice, contact us today.
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Our legal leads are on a pay-per-lead basis, delivered in real-time and can be received via email, text or call.
Auto Accident, Bankruptcy, Criminal Defense, DUI & DWI, Family Law, Traffic Ticket, Social Security Disability, Work Comp.
Brand your firm with a premium domain that includes your legal category, state, or even city. Find out more.
We welcome website publishers as partners to help us grow your business through an affiliate partnership.
Legal Brand Marketing is proud to be an ABA Premium Solution Provider
Our goal is to send your firm enough legal leads so that you can spend more time with clients and less time marketing your law firm.
From Client Management to Marketing & Sales, the Legal Brand Marketing team is working hard for our clients’ success
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