Spinal Cord Injury Lawyer Marketing Agency Turn paralysis searches into signed cases, not a referral you never see.

Pricing here is the same pricing on our /pricing page — nothing gets marked up once you're a client. Google Ads management costs 10% of your monthly ad budget, floor of $600/month, and every dollar you spend still goes to Google. SEO is billed at $50 per page monthly, 10-page floor. A new website runs as one of eight one-time builds, priced $1,500 to $20,000+ depending on scope (full breakdown at /websites). There's no setup charge, billing is month to month, and your first 30 days come with our guarantee. Send over some basics about your firm and you'll typically hear back within a business day.

Maybe not, if your calendar is already full of exactly the cases you want. But if referrals dried up the moment your one contact retired, or your homepage reads like a fender-bender mill instead of a firm that can carry a paralysis case for years, that's usually where we come in — building the site, the ad campaigns, the SEO, and the review flow that keep those cases arriving without you personally chasing each one down.

Think of it as one operator running several levers that all point at the same outcome: a site built around your injury-level proof, Google Ads split by how these cases start, local and AI search visibility, and automatic intake follow-up with review requests once a case wraps. If one lever underperforms, the same team that built it fixes it — there's no second company to call.

Ask three things: do they know the difference between a complete and an incomplete injury well enough to build a site around it? Do they track a lead all the way to a signed retainer, or just count form fills? And will you own your site, ad accounts, and data outright if you ever part ways? An agency that can't answer all three isn't built for a case this specialized.

Paid search is the fast lever — campaigns can be live and visible within days of a diagnosis. SEO and AI-search visibility build more slowly, typically becoming meaningful around the 3-4 month mark, with real lead volume usually following by month 6-8. Because a spinal cord injury case is rare and high-value whenever it does come in, we run both channels from day one rather than sequencing them.

Most firms marketing a paralysis practice end up stitching together a web designer, an ad buyer, and an SEO freelancer who've never spoken to each other. Here it's one team, so a change to your Google Ads doesn't break what your SEO pages are ranking for. Every ad stays inside bar rules, every call gets traced to its cost, and there's no contract locking you in — your site, ad accounts, and client records stay yours if you ever leave.

A signed retainer is what counts here, not a call log. Every inquiry gets followed to its outcome, so you can see, for example, whether your vehicle-crash cases or your surgical-negligence cases are the ones actually paying your overhead — not just which source generates the most form fills.

Yes. Legal advertising rules limit what you can promise or imply about outcomes, and we build to that limit rather than around it — case-review pages, ad copy, and review requests are all written so your firm can compete for paralysis cases without risking a bar complaint.

Yes. A general-injury or workers'-comp attorney who lands a paralysis case often realizes partway through intake that it needs a physiatrist relationship and a funded life-care plan they don't have — and refers it out. We build visibility so that when that realization hits, your firm's name is the one they already have in mind.

Yes. Whatever platform runs your intake today — Clio, Filevine, Litify, or something else — your web forms and call tracking plug into it directly, so a new paralysis-case inquiry shows up where your staff already looks, without anyone re-keying it by hand.

Yes. Your website, brand, ad accounts, and every client record stay titled to your firm the whole time we work together — there's nothing to migrate off a proprietary system if that ever changes.

It depends which of the eight /websites packages you pick — a lean intake-focused build launches faster than a full site with a dedicated page for every injury level you take on. Either way, setup is free and your proposal spells out a real timeline before anything starts.