Utah Court Record Leads
"Court record leads" describes a specific kind of data sourcing: instead of buying a list of names and numbers from a data broker, the lead comes directly from a public filing in a court's own case record.
Why the source matters
A purchased list can't tell you whether the person on it currently has an open criminal case, or ever did. A court-record-sourced lead can — because it is the case filing. Revenue Spark checks Utah court filings daily and turns each new, matching case into a referral for an attorney who's opted into that category and county.
What's actually in a Utah court record
A criminal case filing typically includes the charge(s), the filing court, filing date, and case parties. Revenue Spark's process normalizes and categorizes each filing (see what each referral category means for your practice) so it can be matched against what a specific attorney is looking for, then combines it with contact information where a public, associated address is available. The full process is explained without exposing anything proprietary at how Revenue Spark gets its referrals.
Court records vs. purchased data
- Freshness: checked daily, not sold from a stale batch file.
- Verifiability: traces to an actual filing, not an aggregator's best guess.
- Matched, not broadcast: a referral only reaches attorneys who've selected that case's category and county — court-record data isn't being sold to an unlimited buyer pool.
See Utah criminal defense leads for how this turns into a subscription, or pricing for current county rates.
Frequently asked questions
What does 'court record leads' mean, specifically?
A lead sourced directly from a public court filing record, rather than from a purchased contact list, arrest-log aggregator, or bail-bond data feed.
Are Utah court records public?
Yes. Utah court case filings are part of the public record, accessible through the state's own online case search systems. Revenue Spark monitors those public filings and does not access any non-public data.
Does this replace the need for other data sources, like address lookups?
Court records establish that a case was filed and what it's charged as. Locating current contact information for the defendant is a separate step in the process — see how Revenue Spark gets its referrals for the full pipeline.
Want to see exactly what a referral looks like? — same format you'd actually receive, 250 fictional records.