20 US markets. Each one has a different fault bar, a different statute of limitations, and a different set of crash corridors that produce the cases. What does not change: the adjuster contacts the injured person the same day, before most PI firms have made their first call. These pages document what the competitive dynamics look like in each city and how the AMS intake system is built for the local legal framework.
Every market below is documented with the actual crash volume, the specific fault rule and statute of limitations that shapes case value, the corridors where cases concentrate, and what the intake system needs to do to beat the adjuster to the injured person. Select your city.
The core system is the same in every market: a quiz funnel that converts ad traffic, an AI voice agent that calls within 60 seconds of quiz completion, and a follow-up sequence that recovers leads who do not pick up the first time. What changes is how the system is scripted. A market under Michigan's 2019 No-Fault Reform serious impairment screen needs different documentation language than a Texas market under the 51% comparative fault bar. The quiz questions, the AI agent talking points, and the intake intake checklist are all adjusted for the local legal framework.
Insurance adjusters are trained to contact injured parties the same day as the crash. Their goal is a recorded statement before any attorney has made contact. Harvard Business Review research showed that responding to a lead within 5 minutes versus 30 minutes produces a 100x difference in contact rate. In PI, the adjuster is competing against you for that first conversation. The AMS AI voice agent fires within 60 seconds of a quiz submission -- day or night, weekday or weekend -- so the injured person hears from the attorney's office before the adjuster shapes their understanding of what happened.
Google Ads generates traffic. Traffic is not cases. In our audit of 119 PI firm Facebook ad campaigns, 94 of 119 homepages had no clear next step after contact -- the firm spent money to get someone to the site and then gave them nothing to do. 87 of 119 had no after-hours follow-up system, meaning every lead that came in after 5pm or on a weekend sat in a callback queue until the next business day. The AMS system converts traffic into booked calls. The ads are one component. The quiz, the video page, the AI agent, and the follow-up sequence are what turn a click into a signed case.
Yes. The 20 cities documented here represent the markets where we have built out detailed crash corridor analysis and local fault rule documentation. The AMS system itself is built for personal injury firms across all 50 states. If your market is not listed, the intake system, quiz funnel, and AI voice agent are still fully applicable -- the local legal framework documentation would be built as part of the onboarding process for your specific market.