Qualified claimant inquiries
Place case-specific eligibility forms alongside relevant reporting and settlement pages. Each inquiry can retain its source page and case attribution so your team understands what prompted the response.
Partner with Class Action Pulse through case-specific claimant inquiries, clearly labeled advertising, or a dedicated campaign experience built around an approved matter.
Discuss a partnershipPlace case-specific eligibility forms alongside relevant reporting and settlement pages. Each inquiry can retain its source page and case attribution so your team understands what prompted the response.
Reach readers through sponsorships, display placements, and dedicated campaign pages that are visibly separated from independent editorial coverage.
Work with us on an approved matter, target audience, geography, and intake criteria. We can shape the page and form around the information your intake team actually needs.
We start with the matter and intake requirements—not a generic media package.
Share the case type, jurisdictions, eligibility criteria, exclusions, and the outcome your intake team needs.
Use claimant inquiries, advertising placements, a dedicated campaign page, or a combination that fits the matter.
We create the reader-facing placement and consent-aware intake path inside the Class Action Pulse design system.
Your team approves the final criteria and messaging before inquiries or campaign responses are routed for follow-up.
Advertising and sponsorships are clearly labeled and remain separate from independent editorial decisions.
Claimant forms disclose consent language and preserve page-level attribution. A submitted inquiry is not a legal opinion, guaranteed case, or guaranteed lead volume.
Class Action Pulse is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Any partnership is subject to matter review, agreed criteria, and applicable professional and advertising rules.
Share the matter, geography, practice area, or advertising goal. We’ll use that context to evaluate the right first conversation.