Exclusive Mass Tort Leads From Google Ads
Claimants actively searching Google for the specific tort you are building. Sold nationwide, exclusive to one firm, priced per campaign.
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Mass Tort Leads: Quick Reference
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- Lead price
- $150-$3,000 per exclusive lead, depending on the tort
- What you buy
- Exclusive qualified leads. Screened before delivery, not raw inquiries and not signed retainers.
- Active campaigns
- AFFF / PFAS, Roundup, talcum powder, mesothelioma / asbestos, GLP-1 (Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro), Depo-Provera, chemical hair relaxer, Bard PowerPort, Paragard, social media addiction
- Coverage
- Nationwide. Mass tort is sold nationally, not state by state, because eligibility follows exposure and diagnosis rather than geography.
- Lead source
- Google Search Ads. Example queries: "Roundup lawsuit lawyer", "AFFF firefighting foam lawsuit", "mesothelioma attorney", "Ozempic gastroparesis lawyer"
- Lead screening
- Custom screening questions per campaign. You set the criteria (exposure window, diagnosis, product use dates), we ask them at intake. Representation status confirmed on every lead.
- Pricing & terms
- Flat per lead, 100% exclusive, no minimums, no contracts. Price depends on the tort, so ask us to quote your campaign.
Qualified Leads, Screened On Your Criteria
The mass tort acquisition market sells three different things under one name: raw leads, qualified leads, and signed retainers. We sell exclusive qualified leads. Every claimant answers screening questions before the lead reaches you, so you are not paying for unscreened inquiries. You still keep your own intake, apply your own criteria on top, and own the client relationship from the first call.
The screening questions are yours to set. Tell us what your campaign requires, whether that is an exposure window, a specific diagnosis, dates of product use, an employment history, or a treatment milestone, and we ask it at intake. Criteria differ by tort and they move as a docket develops, so the question set is built per campaign rather than pulled off a shelf. If your co-counsel hands you a criteria sheet, send it to us and we will screen to it.
Every lead comes from Google Search. The claimant typed a tort-specific query, clicked our ad, and completed an intake form. There is no co-registration, no social lead form, no purchased list, and no aged data resold months later. For a mass tort campaign, where eligibility turns on a specific product and a specific diagnosis, the query itself is the first qualification signal.
Mass tort is sold nationally rather than state by state, because the eligible population for any given tort is defined by exposure and diagnosis, not by geography. Pricing runs $150 to $3,000 per exclusive lead and tracks the tort: a campaign with a broad eligible population costs a fraction of one that needs a narrow diagnosis inside a documented exposure window. Tell us which tort you are building and we will quote that campaign.
We run campaigns across the torts that are currently accepting claims, including AFFF firefighting foam, Roundup, talcum powder, mesothelioma and asbestos, GLP-1 drugs, Depo-Provera, chemical hair relaxers, Bard PowerPort, Paragard, and social media addiction. Active dockets change, so ask what is running before you plan a budget.
Every lead is screened against the criteria you set for that campaign, and confirmed unrepresented, before it reaches you.
Mass Tort Case Types and Complexity
Different accident scenarios carry different liability profiles, injury patterns, and case values.
Toxic and Environmental Exposure
AFFF firefighting foam and PFAS claims come from firefighters, military personnel, and people who lived near contaminated water, alleging kidney, testicular, and other cancers. Roundup claims link glyphosate exposure to non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Both are long-running dockets with large eligible populations, which keeps the cost per lead at the lower end of the range.
Asbestos and Mesothelioma
Mesothelioma is the longest-running toxic tort in the country and it never closes, because the latency period between exposure and diagnosis runs decades. Eligibility turns on documenting an occupational or secondary exposure history, which makes intake work heavier than in most campaigns, and the case values are correspondingly high.
Pharmaceutical and Medical Device
GLP-1 drug claims (Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro) allege gastroparesis and gallbladder injury. Depo-Provera claims allege intracranial meningioma after long-term use. Bard PowerPort and Paragard are device dockets involving fracture, migration, and injury on removal. These campaigns need a specific diagnosis, so they price toward the higher end.
Consumer Product and Platform
Chemical hair relaxer claims allege uterine, endometrial, and ovarian cancer from regular use. Talcum powder remains the largest single active docket by pending case count. Social media and platform addiction claims focus on design features alleged to harm adolescent mental health, and carry their own consent and minor-claimant considerations at intake.
State Coverage
Mass Tort Leads in All 50 States
Injury Lead Gen runs mass tort programs nationwide. Each row links to a dedicated state guide covering state law (SOL, comparative-fault rule), recent verdicts, and county-level coverage.
| State | Guide |
|---|---|
| Alabama (AL) | View AL |
| Alaska (AK) | View AK |
| Arizona (AZ) | View AZ |
| Arkansas (AR) | View AR |
| California (CA) | View CA |
| Colorado (CO) | View CO |
| Connecticut (CT) | View CT |
| Delaware (DE) | View DE |
| Florida (FL) | View FL |
| Georgia (GA) | View GA |
| Hawaii (HI) | View HI |
| Idaho (ID) | View ID |
| Illinois (IL) | View IL |
| Indiana (IN) | View IN |
| Iowa (IA) | View IA |
| Kansas (KS) | View KS |
| Kentucky (KY) | View KY |
| Louisiana (LA) | View LA |
| Maine (ME) | View ME |
| Maryland (MD) | View MD |
| Massachusetts (MA) | View MA |
| Michigan (MI) | View MI |
| Minnesota (MN) | View MN |
| Mississippi (MS) | View MS |
| Missouri (MO) | View MO |
| Montana (MT) | View MT |
| Nebraska (NE) | View NE |
| Nevada (NV) | View NV |
| New Hampshire (NH) | View NH |
| New Jersey (NJ) | View NJ |
| New Mexico (NM) | View NM |
| New York (NY) | View NY |
| North Carolina (NC) | View NC |
| North Dakota (ND) | View ND |
| Ohio (OH) | View OH |
| Oklahoma (OK) | View OK |
| Oregon (OR) | View OR |
| Pennsylvania (PA) | View PA |
| Rhode Island (RI) | View RI |
| South Carolina (SC) | View SC |
| South Dakota (SD) | View SD |
| Tennessee (TN) | View TN |
| Texas (TX) | View TX |
| Utah (UT) | View UT |
| Vermont (VT) | View VT |
| Virginia (VA) | View VA |
| Washington (WA) | View WA |
| West Virginia (WV) | View WV |
| Wisconsin (WI) | View WI |
| Wyoming (WY) | View WY |
Available in all 50 states. Browse the full state directory or contact us with questions.
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