Case Intercept
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For traffic & criminal defense firms

Court records in. Signed clients out.

The people charged in your courts this morning are looking for a lawyer today. We find them in the county's own record, mail each one a compliant card under your firm's name, and show you which card turned into a signed client.

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Court record

Filed this morning

Scored lead

Ranked, or suppressed

Postcard

Under your firm's name

QR scan

Unique to that one card

Signed engagement

Paid to your account

Every card is individually tracked — you know exactly which piece of mail produced which client.

The story

I got a speeding ticket in Arcola, Texas.

What happened next is the whole reason this exists. Within two days a text message arrived from someone offering to take care of it. It was a scam — wrong court, wrong amount, a link I was never going to click. That was the only outreach I got.

Not one lawyer wrote to me. My name, the charge, the court and my mailing address were sitting in a public record that anybody could pull, and the only person who bothered to pull it was a criminal.

I ended up calling a couple of firms myself. Both were glad to take the case. They just had no way of knowing I existed on the morning I was actually looking for them.

So I built the thing that should have reached me. A card in the mail, from a real firm, with that firm's name on it, plainly labeled as the advertisement it is, arriving while the ticket is still on the kitchen counter. Nothing dressed up as a court document. Nothing designed to scare anyone. An offer from a lawyer to a person who is already looking for one.

That is all Case Intercept is.

Donny

Founder, Case Intercept

The funnel

Four steps, and you can audit every one.

  1. 1

    The filings, the morning they land

    Every weekday we pull the citations filed that morning out of the county's own public record — defendant, charges, statutory cite, fine, mailing address. No brokers and no resold lists, which means you are reaching people while they are still deciding what to do, not weeks after somebody else did.

  2. 2

    Only the ones worth a stamp

    Out-of-county drivers, CDL holders, multi-charge filings and top-quartile fines rise to the top. Duplicates, undeliverable addresses, minors, and the pattern that says a defendant cannot afford counsel are dropped before a card prints — and you can see exactly who was dropped and why.

  3. 3

    Your firm's name on it, not ours

    A First-Class postcard in your brand, marked ADVERTISEMENT, carrying a QR code and a tracking phone number that belong to that one piece of mail. The recipient never learns Case Intercept exists. They call your office.

  4. 4

    You watch it turn into work

    Scan, call, quote viewed, engagement letter e-signed — card by card. You are the merchant of record, so the client pays your Stripe account directly and we never touch the money or stand between you and your client.

The product

None of this is a mockup.

A scored sheet from a real filing day, the card exactly as it prints, the dashboard you would be looking at on a Tuesday morning, and the page a defendant lands on when they scan. Ask for the walkthrough and you will be shown these same screens with your courts and your fee schedule in them.

  • A sample scored lead sheet for one court day — city and ZIP only, no defendant names — suppressed rows included.
  • The postcard front, marked ADVERTISEMENT in bold capitals.
  • The firm dashboard showing the day's filings and the funnel.
  • The quote and engagement letter as a defendant sees it on a phone.

The scored sheet · The card that mails · Your dashboard · What they land on

What we hold ourselves to

Territory

One firm per court.

Fifteen courts in Harris County alone.

This is not one firm per city. Every justice court is its own territory, and Harris County has fifteen of them filing every weekday — with the municipal and county criminal courts still to come. You take your courts and your case types; the firm down the hall can take theirs.

While your account is active, nobody else is mailed a lead out of your courts. The exclusivity is enforced in the pipeline that decides who gets mailed, not in a sentence in a contract.

Ask which courts are open
  • Pct 1, Pl 1Open
  • Pct 1, Pl 2Open
  • Pct 2, Pl 1Open
  • Pct 3, Pl 1Open
  • Pct 3, Pl 2Open
  • Pct 4, Pl 1Open
  • Pct 4, Pl 2Open
  • Pct 5, Pl 1Open
  • Pct 5, Pl 2Open
  • Pct 6, Pl 1Open
  • Pct 6, Pl 2Open
  • Pct 7, Pl 1Open
  • Pct 7, Pl 2Open
  • Pct 8, Pl 1Open
  • Pct 8, Pl 2Open
  • Houston municipalNext
  • County criminal courtsNext
  • Montgomery CountyNext

15 justice courts live in Harris County today, every one of them unclaimed. Each is its own territory.

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Bring your fee schedule and your courts.

A walkthrough is half an hour. You see the scored sheet for a real filing day in the courts you actually work, the card as it would print under your brand, and the dashboard you would be logging into. Then you tell us whether it is worth a pilot.

Coverage today
Harris County justice courts, with Montgomery County and Arlington next. Ask about a court that is not on the list — if the records are public we can usually reach them.
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