Direct Mail for Civil Litigation Attorneys in Utah

Direct mail reaches civil plaintiffs and defendants at the addresses in the court record, which in the contract and small claims cases we opened were listed for both sides. It suits civil litigation because filings give you a name, a case, and an address. For defendants on tight deadlines, a call can be faster.

When is mail the right tool?

• Plaintiffs who filed alone have time; a letter offering help with next steps fits.
• Defendants in District Court have 21 days to answer, which is enough for a letter to arrive and be read.
• Online small claims defendants have as little as 14 days to log in, so mail may arrive late; see how fast civil litigators should contact a lead.

Who are you writing to?

A person or a business. In contract cases the defendants include companies, so address the letter to the business or its registered contact as shown in the record.

How does it work with Revenue Spark?

You upload one design per category and each lead is printed and mailed. Use different designs for plaintiffs and defendants if you subscribe to both. See what a civil litigation letter should say for the content.

What should you measure?

Leads mailed, calls, and signed clients. We have no response-rate figure for civil mail. How to measure results of direct mail has a method.

Leads are $0.50 each; see pricing and Utah civil litigation leads.