Civil Law Firms
A civil suit gets filed, and from that moment, both sides usually need representation, whether they brought the claim or are defending against it. CaseHunter surfaces these filings while they’re fresh, so your firm has a shot at both plaintiffs and defendants before your competitors even know the case exists.
Some firms want everything that comes through the pipeline; others want to stay narrow, focused on one or two case types. Either approach works.
Civil Case Categories
- Breach of contract
- Evictions
- Torts and personal injury-adjacent claims
- Property and real estate disputes
- Small claims and general civil filings
Tell us the mix you want, and we’ll filter to it, rather than handing you a flat, unsegmented list. In a limited number of jurisdictions, we can also filter breach of contract cases by the dollar amount in dispute (for instance, complaints over $5,000) — most courts don’t track that data point, but where it’s available, we’ll flag it as an option for your counties.
The CaseHunter Difference for Civil Firms
A few things keep civil firms coming back (98% retention rate over the last year): leads tied to real, recently filed cases rather than aging databases; the ability to set your own filters on county and case type; direct mail and email outreach built to stay within current advertising rules; and enough daily filing volume that your pipeline doesn’t stall out.
Where We Operate
Civil case coverage spans a growing set of states and counties. Ask about your specific area and we’ll tell you what’s currently live. Full state list on Areas We Cover.
Civil Leads: Common Questions
What case types can I get leads for?
Breach of contract, evictions, torts, property disputes, and general civil filings, filterable by type and county.
How recent are these leads?
You’re reaching parties shortly after filing, while the case is still active.
Can I set a dollar threshold?
Only in the select jurisdictions where courts track that data — most don’t, so this isn’t available everywhere. Where it is available, breach of contract cases above an amount like $5,000 is a common filter. Ask about your specific counties and we’ll confirm whether it’s an option there.
Can I limit this to specific counties?
Yes, along with case type, so your spend stays focused on your actual practice area.
Does this follow advertising rules?
Outreach is structured around current attorney advertising and consumer protection requirements. Ask us about your state specifically.
How do I set this up?
Send us your target case types, counties, and volume through Contact Us, and we’ll put together pricing.
Looking to fill your civil practice’s pipeline? Get in touch.