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For more than 10 years Legal Leads, LLC has provided quality leads that generate the highest rate of return for Missouri Attorneys. 

If you were to describe the perfect lead for criminal defense attorneys, you might say, "A person who is unrepresented, and who has just had criminal charges filed against them." 

Likewise, a family law attorney might say, "A person who is unrepresented, and who has just had a divorce filed against them."

Not surprisingly, a traffic ticket attorney might say, "A  person who is unrepresented, and who has just had a ticket filed against them."

Regardless of the practice area, we know that a good lead is someone that does not already have an attorney, and due to a recent case filing, they suddenly need one. This is how Legal Leads is different from other lead sources. 

Some lead generation companies seek to locate potential clients by driving traffic to their website. These companies seek your business by essentially becoming your biggest competitor for online leads. If a person needs your services they may go online and do a search engine query for attorneys that handle that type of case in the area they live. While your name should appear first, many times it doesn't. Instead, companies with large marketing budgets and SEO specialists, make sure that their website appears first, thus causing your name to get lost in the endless pages of the world wide web. These companies then sell you access to the lead you should have had in the first place. 

There is a better way. Legal Leads, LLC accesses real time public court records across the state. This is something you can do on your own, and we will even show you how to do it. The value Legal Leads, LLC provides, is that (1) they do it for you, (2) they organize the data, (3) they filter the data, and (4) they merge it into customized letters and send them to a third party mailer who sends your new leads letters daily. 

Legal Leads, LLC does not provide a solution for a problem they created. Rather, they provide a service that will save you time and money while increasing business at the highest return on investment (ROI) available to Missouri Attorneys. 

This process is low cost, high yield, and easy to use. You simply set it up and forget about it. Allow Legal Leads to locate the best leads in the state and send them your customized letter that explains that you may be able to help them with the type of matter they are facing. 

Legal Leads, LLC is a game changer!

 In the vast expanse of legal practice, the pursuit of new clients often leads attorneys to explore various avenues. One such approach, direct solicitation, raises both eyebrows and ethical considerations. Missouri attorneys, like their counterparts across the nation, must tread carefully through the intricate landscape of legal ethics when reaching out directly to prospective clients. Join us as we delve into the nuances, challenges, and ethical considerations surrounding direct solicitations in the Show-Me State. 

 At the heart of the matter lies Rule 4-7.3, a guiding beacon issued by the Missouri Supreme Court. This rule delineates the dos and don'ts of in-person and written solicitation of legal business. While it acknowledges the legitimate need for attorneys to connect with prospective clients, it also sets forth stringent guidelines to ensure ethical conduct. 

 Rule 4-7.3(a) prohibits attorneys from initiating in-person, telephone, or real-time electronic solicitation of legal business under almost all circumstances. The exceptions include interactions with existing or former clients, other lawyers, close friends, or relatives. The intention is clear: protect individuals from the potential overreach of solicitation tactics while safeguarding the dignity of the legal profession. 

 The rule acknowledges that written solicitations can be an acceptable means of communication. However, the guidelines outlined in Rule 4-7.3(b) emphasize transparency, honesty, and respect. From clearly marking envelopes and written materials as "ADVERTISEMENT" to including disclaimers advising recipients to disregard the solicitation if they have legal representation, the ethical considerations are paramount. 

 Rule 4-7.3 incorporates safeguards aimed at protecting individuals during times of vulnerability. For instance, attorneys are restricted from making written solicitations concerning specific matters within 30 days of an accident or disaster involving the intended recipient, unless certain conditions are met. This cautious approach recognizes the importance of informed decision-making during challenging times. 

 In the realm of legal ethics, honesty is the linchpin. Rule 4-7.3 ensures that any written solicitation is forthright about the nature of the legal problem, avoiding deceptive statements and fostering transparency. Attorneys are obligated to disclose how they obtained information prompting a specific solicitation, maintaining the integrity of the legal profession. 

 Direct solicitations by Missouri attorneys, when approached with adherence to Rule 4-7.3, can be a legitimate means of connecting with potential clients. However, the ethical considerations are paramount, emphasizing transparency, honesty, and the protection of vulnerable individuals. By striking this delicate balance, attorneys can navigate the legal landscape responsibly, ensuring that their pursuit of new clients aligns seamlessly with the ethical principles that underpin the legal profession in the Show-Me State.