EMS + Police-Report Backed Cases
EMS + Police-Report
Backed MVA Signed Cases
A joint advertising and administrative support program built on EMS-linked accident intelligence and police-report-backed event data – designed to surface serious-injury opportunities early, with stronger documentation and a defensible compliance posture.
The Core Strategy: EMS-Linked Serious Injury Cases
We source fresh accident-event data under an exclusive arrangement with a law-enforcement-owned agency – giving participating firms earlier visibility into serious-injury opportunities while preserving stronger documentation and compliance structure.
EMS-Linked Accident Intelligence
We start with accidents where emergency services responded and transported an injured person to a hospital or emergency facility - a stronger early indicator of injury severity than basic crash data alone.
Police-Report-Backed Context
Where available, corresponding police-report information is layered onto EMS-linked events to provide crash details, liability context, and stronger documentation for intake review and attorney evaluation.
Exclusive Law-Enforcement-Owned Data
All EMS-linked opportunities are sourced under an exclusive arrangement with a law-enforcement-owned agency - a tightly governed, less commoditized source of accident intelligence.
All Vehicle Types
Not limited to trucks. Passenger vehicles, motorcycles, pedestrians, cyclists, rideshare, and commercial vehicle incidents - any EMS-involved serious-injury event.
DPPA & TCPA Compliance
Motor vehicle crash data is governed by the Drivers Privacy Protection Act (18 U.S.C. § 2721) and applicable state privacy statutes. Joint advertising uses 1-to-1 consent as the Gold Standard.
Nonprofit Safety Education Layer
Program messaging is structured around public-safety awareness and responsible engagement - not indiscriminate solicitation - reinforcing a compliant, community-facing posture.
The Technology Stack
Proprietary AI and behavioral marketing tools layered over EMS-linked accident intelligence for a more complete view of the prospective claimant – improving timing, targeting, and conversion.
AI WebTracker®
Tracks active website users seeking an attorney after an accident, identifying them when legal need and intent are emerging.
Behavioral Re-Engagement
Where available, corresponding police-report information is layered onto EMS-linked events to provide crash details, liability context, and stronger documentation for intake review and attorney evaluation.
Precision Geofencing
Geofencing around hospitals, emergency care centers, rehabilitation facilities, and related service locations for compliant, intent-based advertising delivery.
EMS- & Police-Report-First Prioritization
Focuses intake attention on cases most likely to involve meaningful injury, treatment, liability substance, and damages.
Premium Add-On
Premium Catastrophic Commercial Collision Traffic Report
For firms that compete for the biggest truck and commercial collision matters. Reserved exclusively for catastrophic commercial cases – built to isolate serious commercial collisions involving major impact, EMS response, hospital transport, catastrophic injury, and actionable liability signals, then present those events in a concise, attorney-ready format.
From Accident Event To Intake
We do the heavy lifting – eliminating the inefficiencies of broad, low-intent digital marketing so your firm can concentrate on qualified serious-injury opportunities.
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Advertising
MVPLeads.ai drives high-intent calls and form fills to the intake center through online and offline joint advertising.
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Intake & Documentation
Qualified inquiries are call-transferred to the intake center for screening, follow-up, and administrative support – including detailed user profiles and eDoc retainer execution when criteria are met.
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Police-Report & Safety Education Layer
Corresponding police-report details are associated with the EMS-linked event to strengthen intake context and documentation.
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Delivery To Your Firm
Once the inquiry meets the agreed campaign criteria, it is delivered or transferred to your firm for attorney review and final acceptance.
Program Tiers
Qualified inquiry tiers built around EMS response, hospital transport, insurance coverage, and severity – so your intake team focuses on the matters that fit your practice.
EMS Serious Injury
Hospital transport, bodily injury, insured at-fault party. Police report available.
EMS Catastrophic Injury
Catastrophic injury, EMS scene response, direct hospital transport, police report available.
EMS Commercial Vehicle - Serious
Commercial vehicle involvement, serious injury, hospital transport, commercial insurance coverage.
EMS Catastrophic Commercial Vehicle
Catastrophic injury from a commercial vehicle collision - claimant not at fault, taken directly from scene to hospital, commercial insurance in place.
Premium Catastrophic Commercial Collision Report (Add-On)
Attorney-ready collision intelligence for the highest-value catastrophic commercial matters - consolidated event reporting, severity signals, and preliminary liability indicators.
Highest Level Of Compliance
All marketing includes a comprehensive compliance program designed to meet evolving state laws, privacy standards, and bar advertising requirements.
Police-report-backed data controls and documentation where available
Nonprofit safety education positioning for responsible engagement
IDology and Know Your Lead identity & fraud protection
Scammer Scrub™ cloud-based fraud and serial-litigant screening
AI-based contact verification with Jornaya / TrustedForm certificates
TrustedForm Certify: independent proof of consent with video
Recorded intake calls and supporting claimant documentation
Exclusive, governed chain of custody around accident-event data
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes a police report backed MVA case different from a standard lead?
A standard MVA lead comes from a digital form fill, which may be days or weeks old and could be landing at multiple firms simultaneously. A police report backed case is sourced directly from an official law enforcement record within 24 to 72 hours of the accident. The incident is verified, the claimant's involvement is documented, and your firm receives the case before competing marketing saturation sets in. Every file comes with a signed retainer, verified police report, injury description, insurance details, and TCPA-compliant intake recording attached.
How does MVPleads source police report data?
MVPleads sources fresh MVA data through a law enforcement-owned agency that provides official police report data nationwide. Data is processed and utilized within 24 to 72 hours of the accident. This program is fully compliant with the Driver's Privacy Protection Act (DPPA) under 18 U.S.C. § 2721, which governs the permissible use of motor vehicle records and law enforcement data.
Is the police report data DPPA compliant?
Yes. All motor vehicle crash data utilized in this program is governed by the Driver's Privacy Protection Act (DPPA) and applicable state privacy statutes. MVPleads sources data exclusively through a law enforcement-owned agency operating within the authorized permissible use framework. Every step of the data acquisition and outreach process is structured to comply with federal and state privacy requirements.
What documentation comes with each signed case?
Each signed MVA case file is delivered with a police report attached, verified contact information, an injury description and treatment status, a TCPA-compliant intake recording, a signed retainer and representation agreement, accident date, location and at-fault party identification, and insurance carrier and policy details. Every case is exclusive and is never resold or shared with another firm.
What types of MVA cases are available through this program?
The police report backed case program covers standard motor vehicle accidents, commercial truck accidents, and rideshare cases including Uber and Lyft. Cases can be filtered by case type, injury severity, and geography to match your firm's specific criteria and intake capacity. Catastrophic injury cases, commercial vehicle cases, and standard soft tissue cases are all available at tiered pricing based on case type.
Why does sourcing from police reports give a firm a competitive advantage?
Most competing firms are purchasing the same aged digital leads from the same aggregators. Police report data identifies a verified incident before those lead generation systems have even captured the claimant. Your firm is reaching a real person who was in a documented accident within 24 to 72 hours of that accident, before your competitors have had any contact with them. That timing advantage translates directly into higher case value and better claimant responsiveness.
Does the firm need its own intake team to work these cases?
No. The cases delivered through this program arrive fully signed with complete documentation. Your team does not need to make qualification calls or chase claimants. The retainer is already executed, the case criteria have been verified, and the file is delivered ready for case work. Firms without dedicated intake staff can participate in this program without modifying their existing operations.
What is the minimum deposit to get started?
The minimum marketing deposit is $75,000 per campaign for standard and premium MVA tiers covering soft injury and hard injury cases. For campaigns targeting catastrophic injury cases, commercial vehicle accidents, or catastrophic commercial cases only, the minimum deposit is $100,000. Campaign setup takes 14 to 21 days from payment. Signed retainers are delivered within 48 hours of qualification.