Exclusive vs Shared SSDI Leads: An Operator's Breakdown
Shared leads look cheaper per unit and are usually more expensive per signed case. Here is the mechanism, and the situations where shared still wins.
The Axis Legal Leads Blog
Original data studies, acquisition playbooks, and compliance guidance for disability law firms. Written by operators who buy and sign SSDI cases, with every factual claim cited to its source.
Shared leads look cheaper per unit and are usually more expensive per signed case. Here is the mechanism, and the situations where shared still wins.
The twenty five percent rule, the statutory cap, and why a capped fee changes what a disability firm can afford to spend on acquisition.
The disability law blogs that publish substantive, current material rather than recycled overviews, plus the official sources worth following alongside them.
Consent, TrustedForm, Rule 7.2 and Section 1140. The compliance questions a disability firm should settle before it buys a single lead.
Medical record review, hearing prep, intake screening and brief drafting. Where AI is genuinely working in disability practices, and where it is still a liability.
Cost per lead is the wrong metric. Here is the worksheet for cost per signed SSDI retainer, including the intake labor most firms forget to count.
The national disability practices are not better lawyers than you. They are better at acquisition. Here are the ten channels they run, and what each one really costs.
The Social Security Administration publishes what it pays every representative firm. We ranked the biggest SSDI practices in the country using it.