Utah Criminal Defense Referrals

A "referral" means something specific at Revenue Spark: a real, newly filed Utah criminal case, matched to a specific attorney's chosen categories and county, delivered directly to that attorney the same night it's filed.

Referral vs. generic lead

Plenty of services call themselves referral networks while actually functioning as shared lead pools — the same contact sold to as many buyers as will pay. Revenue Spark's referral model is matched instead: a referral only reaches attorneys who've specifically selected that case's category and county, not broadcast to an unlimited pool of buyers.

How the referral pipeline works

1. Court filing. A new criminal case is filed in a Utah court.
2. Matching. The filing's offense category and county are checked against every subscribed attorney's chosen filters.
3. Delivery. That night, matching attorneys receive the day's referrals — see how referrals reach your inbox for the exact format and timing.

For the full explanation of the process behind this, including how filings are collected and normalized before matching, see how Revenue Spark gets its referrals.

What referral categories are available

Referrals are organized by offense category, explained in detail on what each referral category means for your practice — DUI, theft, domestic violence, drug offenses, weapons/assault, and more.

Pricing

There's no retainer and no subscription tier — attorneys pay per referral actually delivered. See pricing for current rates by county, including Utah County.

Want to see exactly what a referral looks like? Download a sample spreadsheet — same format you'd actually receive, 250 fictional records.