Personal injury prospect intelligence

Find injured prospects while they are still asking what to do next.

SignalBuddy monitors public online conversations, separates real injury signals from noise, and ranks the people most likely to need timely help from a qualified firm.

Built for personal injury firms. No long contract required for the founding pilot.

Lady Justice statue representing personal injury legal services
90 / 100Recent crash, injury symptoms, police action, insured driver, asking what to do next
48personal injury case types
100 pointstransparent readiness score
2-hourscan cycle
FL · CA · TX · NYpriority market signals
From noise to next action

Not every accident post is a lead.

A keyword hit starts the review. Context decides whether the person deserves attention.

1

Detect the moment

We search public sources for recent accidents, workplace injuries, medical harm, dangerous products, and other covered case types.

2

Read the context

The score looks for injury, recency, intent, fault, evidence, and geography. Explicit “no injury” language sharply limits the score.

3

Prioritize outreach

Your team sees why the prospect scored well, what is still unknown, and which signals need immediate human review.

Explainable scoring

A useful score has to show its work.

Readiness and case-value potential are kept separate. A high-dollar case type does not become a good lead unless the post also shows real injury and timely intent.

Injury and severity25
Recency20
Legal or help-seeking intent20
Liability signals15
Evidence10
Geography10
A drunk driver hit my husband. His neck hurts, police arrested the driver, and I do not know what to do next.Strong: injury, clear fault, evidence, urgency, help-seeking.
Minor fender bender. No injuries, no treatment, just vehicle damage.Weak: property damage only. Capped at 10 unless later symptoms appear.
I was hospitalized after an assault at work, but I already hired a lawyer.Hidden: represented prospects are not pursued.
Case coverage

Built from a 48-type personal injury map.

Coverage spans seven categories. The scanner rotates detailed phrases while keeping the highest-intent searches active every cycle.

Motor vehicle12 case types
Premises liability8 case types
Catastrophic injury6 case types
Medical harm6 case types
Workplace injury5 case types
Product liability4 case types
Specialized claims7 case types
Priority reviewTrucking, TBI, spinal, burns, death and more

Help shape the founding pilot.

Tell us where you are licensed, which cases you want, and how quickly your intake team can respond. We will review fit before activation.

Apply for a pilot slot
Questions

What firms usually ask

Are these guaranteed signed cases?

No. They are public-signal prospects ranked for timely human review. A firm must qualify the person, confirm jurisdiction and conflicts, and decide whether to offer representation.

Does a high score mean a high case value?

No. Readiness and case-value potential are separate. A 90-point score can mean strong immediate intent without predicting a settlement or fee.

How do you handle people who already have an attorney?

Explicit statements that counsel has been retained receive a zero score and are hidden from pursuit.

Can my firm choose states and case types?

Yes. The application records licensed or served states, preferred case types, and weekly intake capacity.

Join the founding pilot