Georgia signed MVA case and lead providers
CaseLead Agency, which publishes this page, is listed first. The other providers state on their own sites that they serve Georgia or price Georgia separately. Check what reaches your firm before comparing price.
| Provider | What reaches your firm | Georgia notes | Published price |
|---|---|---|---|
| CaseLead Agency (publisher of this page) | Signed firm retainer or screened inquiry, set per engagement | Discusses Georgia engagements by case type: auto, truck and commercial, rideshare, motorcycle, pedestrian and slip-and-fall matters | Past signed-MVA engagements $2,600–$3,400 base per billed unit; quote per proposal |
| Injury Case Claims | Signed retainer on the firm’s agreement; also leads and transfers | Treats Georgia metro areas as premium-price markets | $2,900–$3,600 per signed MVA retainer in premium markets |
| First Intent Leads | Signed retainer on the firm’s agreement; also leads and transfers | Its commercial-vehicle signed product excludes Georgia | $2,800–$3,800 signed auto retainer |
| Accident Payments (GetSignedCases) | Signed retainer with an intake packet | County-level targeting with territory exclusivity | Flat per-case fee quoted by case type and market |
| On Point Legal Leads | Exclusive leads, live transfers or signed retainers | One vendor for all three handoff stages, month to month | Quote only; minimum order of 10–20 |
| MVA Leads | Exclusive MVA leads or live transfers (not signed cases) | Among its higher-priced markets | $1,040 per exclusive lead |
| Injury Lead Gen | Exclusive search-sourced leads (not signed cases) | Georgia is outside its highest price tier | $360 per car-accident lead |
Georgia law that shapes a purchased MVA case
Filing deadline: two years for injuries to the person (O.C.G.A. § 9-3-33). A traffic citation arising from the crash can pause the clock under § 9-3-99, so check whether one was issued.
Fault: Georgia bars recovery when the claimant is 50% or more responsible and otherwise reduces damages by the claimant’s share (§ 51-12-33(g)).
Insurance: Georgia is a fault state with 25/50/25 liability minimums and no PIP. SB 68, effective April 21, 2025, limits how counsel may argue noneconomic damages, ties medical special damages to the reasonable value of necessary care (with letter-of-protection discovery, including who referred the client), makes seat-belt non-use admissible, and lets any party demand a phased trial.
Georgia solicitation and referral rules to check before you buy
Georgia’s new professional rules took effect March 1, 2026. Rule 7.2(b) now holds the ban on paying for recommendations, with exceptions for advertising costs and qualifying referral services, and its comment adopts the ABA conditions for paying lead generators. Rule 7.3 bars live person-to-person solicitation and any written solicitation about a personal injury or accident within 30 days of the event.
O.C.G.A. § 33-24-53 makes it unlawful to act as, or pay, a capper, runner or steerer who solicits clients for insurance claims, and to solicit or sell crash information for personal gain; repeat offenses are felonies. Sections 15-19-55 and 15-19-56 bar anyone from soliciting legal business for a lawyer where the lawyer could not do it directly.
SB 69 bars registered litigation funders from paying referral fees to anyone, including attorneys and their staff, from January 1, 2026. A competitor lawsuit over alleged runners (Cambre v. Lazenby) was argued at the Supreme Court of Georgia on September 22, 2026. Have your ethics counsel review any Georgia vendor’s contact methods and billable event.
What a Georgia signed MVA file should include
Georgia releases individual crash reports only on a signed statement of need from listed parties (§ 50-18-72(a)(5)). Ask how the vendor obtained the report and the accident details in the file, given the restrictions on selling crash information.
Because SB 68 opens medical bills and letters of protection to discovery, record any treatment referral in the file. Note seat-belt use too, since it is now admissible on negligence and apportionment.
CaseLead Agency in Georgia
CaseLead Agency discusses Georgia engagements by county and case type. Our team runs paid acquisition on Meta and Google, qualifies callers by telephone, completes human intake and coordinates your firm’s retainer when signing is in scope. The proposal states the services, billable event and payment schedule so your ethics counsel can review the structure, and your firm makes every acceptance decision.
Questions law firms ask
What is the statute of limitations for a car accident injury claim in Georgia?
Two years under O.C.G.A. § 9-3-33. A related traffic citation can toll the period under § 9-3-99.
Is Georgia a comparative fault state?
Yes. A claimant 50% or more at fault recovers nothing; below that, damages are reduced by the claimant’s share (§ 51-12-33(g)).
What changed in Georgia in 2025 and 2026?
SB 68 (April 21, 2025) changed damages arguments, medical bill evidence, seat-belt evidence and trial phasing. New Rules 7.1–7.5 took effect March 1, 2026, moving the referral-payment ban into Rule 7.2(b) and keeping a 30-day ban on post-accident written solicitations.
How much do MVA leads cost in Georgia?
Published 2026 prices: MVA Leads lists $1,040 per exclusive Georgia lead and Injury Lead Gen $360. Injury Case Claims lists $2,900–$3,600 per signed MVA retainer in premium markets including metro Georgia.
Sources and further reading
- Georgia Office of Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner — auto insurance
- Supreme Court of Georgia order adopting Rules 7.1–7.5 (effective March 1, 2026)
- State Bar of Georgia — UPL rules and statutes
- Injury Case Claims — signed MVA retainer pricing
- First Intent Leads — pricing
- MVA Leads — lead pricing by market
- Injury Lead Gen — lead pricing
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