New markets

Test a new market before you sign a lease.

Expanding into a new state or metro is expensive. We help you build case flow first, so you can make office and hiring decisions on real numbers.

The challenge

New markets come with unknown competition, unfamiliar costs and no local referral network. Committing to an office and staff before cases arrive is a big bet.

Signed retainers and live transfers let you build a docket quickly, while we gather data on volume and cost per case in that market.

Recommended setup

  • Market availability and cost estimate
  • Signed retainers to build an initial docket
  • Live transfers to your existing intake team
  • Local Services Ads once licensed locally
  • Monthly market performance review
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We used signed retainers to build a docket in a new state before committing to an office there. The paperwork was ours, the hand-off calls were professional, and our clients knew exactly who was representing them.
Erik LindqvistPrincipal, Lindqvist Law, PLLCDenver, CO

FAQ

Questions about entering a new market

More answers on our FAQ page, or ask us directly.

01Do we need a local attorney?

Licensing and practice rules vary by state. Your firm is responsible for meeting them before accepting cases.

02How quickly can we start?

Often within two weeks once criteria and paperwork are approved.

Run your numbers, then run with them

Let's see what's available in your market.

Tell us your market and target volume — we'll line up exclusive MVAs to match.

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