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PPC SQUARED · For plaintiff-side law firms

Qualified Mass Tort Claimants, Signed Retainer Workflows & Case Acquisition Campaigns

PPC SQUARED helps plaintiff law firms explore mass tort opportunities, plan advertising campaigns, manage claimant intake, and track the documentation and status of potential cases. Whether your firm is entering its first mass tort or expanding an existing practice, our law firm portal gives you a practical starting point.

Looking for qualified, signed mass tort retainers?

A signed retainer is different from a lead and from an attorney-accepted claim. PPC SQUARED supports litigation-specific outreach, qualification scripts, documentation workflows and electronic engagement processes for plaintiff law firms. You define the case criteria and your counsel makes all legal acceptance decisions.

Additional litigation-specific guides cover social media addiction and Illinois juvenile detention abuse. These are campaign-planning resources, not statements that a particular inventory of cases is immediately available.

Mass tort marketing services built for law firms

Working on mass torts requires more than collecting form submissions. Each campaign needs clear qualifying injuries, acceptable evidence, the right jurisdictions, reliable intake follow-through, and accountable reporting.

Mass tort lead generation

Targeted digital advertising and consumer outreach designed around a defined litigation, audience, geography, and approved legal advertising requirements.

Claimant screening and signed-case workflows

Structured questions, medical-documentation requirements, retainer workflows, and qualification rules that help participating firms assess inquiries and requested cases.

Campaign reporting and buyer portal

Law firm accounts, published opportunities, campaign administration, and private buyer dashboards for permitted campaign and intake information.

How to start a mass tort campaign with PPC SQUARED

  1. Explore a litigation. Read the publicly published mass tort opportunity summaries and preliminary case criteria below.
  2. Tell us what your firm needs. Specify states, injury qualifications, documentation, desired volume, and timing in a campaign inquiry.
  3. Review the plan. PPC SQUARED and your counsel assess marketing strategy, campaign terms, budgets, and applicable ethics requirements before activation.
  4. Track intake and delivery. Authorized law firm users can access their assigned campaigns and permitted reporting through the private portal.

Who uses mass tort acquisition campaigns?

Personal injury firms evaluating a new practice area, established mass tort practices expanding claimant outreach, and litigation teams that want structured intake and measurable campaign management can request a tailored plan. PPC SQUARED is a marketing and operations provider—not a law firm—and participating lawyers retain all case acceptance, representation, and legal decisions.

For managed-media arrangements, PPC SQUARED can discuss a proposed 15% campaign management fee, with the fee deducted from or added to a chosen media budget under agreed written terms. Published signed-case pricing may follow a different approved arrangement. Learn how campaign budgets work.

See PPC SQUARED client feedback and company information, then request your campaign plan.

Published mass tort opportunities for law firms

Explore the current published catalog for matter-specific descriptions, preliminary screening criteria, and campaign inquiries. A listing does not imply a court-approved settlement program or guarantee that a case will qualify.

Defective Drugs

Depo-Provera STATE COURT NON-MDL Cases

$2,000

Published case acquisition opportunity

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Mass tort

Gabapentin / Neurontin — Dementia & Cognitive Decline

$500

GABAPENTIN / NEURONTIN — DEMENTIA & COGNITIVE DECLINE INVESTIGATION NEW AND EMERGING PHARMACEUTICAL LITIGATION OPPORTUNITY PPC SQUARED is…

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Coordinated Multi-Claimant Litigation

IL Juvenile Abuse

$1,500

Illinois Juvenile Detention Sexual Abuse Litigation Law firms are investigating claims involving sexual abuse of minors held in…

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Mass Tort / MDL

In re: Social Media Adolescent Addiction/Personal Injury Products Liability Litigation — MDL No. 3047

$800

SOCIAL MEDIA ADOLESCENT ADDICTION — MDL 3047 PPC SQUARED is accepting campaign inquiries from law firms pursuing adolescent…

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Practical guides for law firms evaluating mass tort campaigns

Explore lead generation, marketing budgets, intake operations, and entering a new mass tort practice. These resources explain how to evaluate campaigns before your firm commits.

Frequently asked questions about mass tort marketing

How can a law firm get started with mass tort litigation?

Start by identifying a litigation that fits your practice, reviewing jurisdiction and case criteria with counsel, setting a marketing budget, and establishing a documented intake and records-review process. PPC SQUARED helps firms explore campaigns and request a custom acquisition plan.

What is mass tort lead generation?

Mass tort lead generation is attorney advertising and outreach intended to connect potential claimants with participating law firms. Screening, retaining counsel, and determining legal eligibility are separate steps that must be reviewed by attorneys.

Can PPC SQUARED help a personal injury firm enter a new mass tort?

Yes. PPC SQUARED offers campaign planning, claimant outreach, intake workflows, and buyer reporting for plaintiff-side firms exploring new mass tort practice areas. Every campaign depends on the matter, jurisdiction, budget, and approved screening requirements.

Can PPC SQUARED help law firms obtain signed retainers for particular mass torts?

PPC SQUARED offers litigation-specific claimant outreach, screening, electronic engagement workflows and campaign administration for participating law firms. Law firms define approved injury and evidence criteria and retain independent control of client acceptance. The availability and delivery of signed matters depend on approved campaign terms; no volume or outcome is guaranteed.

What is the difference between a lead and a signed case?

A lead is an inquiry that has not necessarily been qualified or retained. A signed case involves executed engagement documentation, but attorney review is still necessary to confirm identity, eligibility, evidence, conflicts, and acceptance.

Can a law firm choose its mass tort, states, and screening rules?

Firms can request a particular published opportunity and specify preferred jurisdictions, injury criteria, documentation, and volume. PPC SQUARED reviews these requests before any campaign is activated.

How much does a mass tort marketing campaign cost?

Costs depend on advertising channels, geography, competition, volume, and screening requirements. Public opportunity pages may show proposed acquisition pricing; a custom campaign is subject to written commercial terms and legal review. No case volume or result is guaranteed.

Can law firms register and request a campaign online?

Yes. The portal offers law firm registration, public opportunity descriptions, and a no-login campaign inquiry. Private dashboards and claimant records are restricted to verified, authorized firm accounts.

Does PPC SQUARED provide legal representation or guarantee settlements?

No. PPC SQUARED is a legal marketing and campaign operations company, not a law firm. Participating attorneys make all legal, case-acceptance, and representation decisions. Campaigns do not guarantee eligibility, signed cases, settlements, or financial returns.

Ready to explore your next mass tort?

Register your law firm or submit an inquiry on any published opportunity. PPC SQUARED will review your requested campaign before any activation or agreement.

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Published opportunity listings are marketing information only. No attorney-client relationship is created by viewing this page. Screening and case acceptance remain subject to medical and legal review. Case prices are proposals, not guarantees of delivery or recovery.