If you’re seeking to grow the number of bankruptcy cases your firm handles, here are three easy ways to increase the number of clients calling you just by making a few clicks.

1.  Sign up free to be the featured bankruptcy law firm for LCBC in your market
If your market area is available, your law firm can easily sign up to receive new bankruptcy clients for free as the initial featured LCBC law firm for your city. Featured law firms regularly receive inquiries each month from a dedicated online campaign that runs in your city for your firm. (Available only in cities with no current Featured or Exclusive participating law firm. Submit your firm to find out if your market is available.) Click here to sign up for an initial 3 month cycle.

2.  Choose to receive 10-50+ exclusive new bankruptcy client inquiries per month from LegalLeadQ
LeadQ currently generates thousands of new clients regularly for firms across the U.S. with its simple Pay-Per-Qualified-Inquiry client generation campaigns. It’s a quick way to ramp up a booming bankruptcy business within days. Many law firms have to limit the number of inquiries they receive from this program due to limited firm capacity to handle the cases generated. You tell LeadQ the maximum number of new cases you can handle per month. Click here to find out more.

3.  Request a free law firm listing on LowCostBankruptcyCenters.com for your city 
Another easy way to receive new bankruptcy clients is to request that your law firm is listed on the Low Cost Bankruptcy Centers of America national resource site (www.LowCostBankruptcyCenters.com). To qualify, your firm just needs to charge clients less than some other higher-priced law firms in the same market (for example, you may charge attorney fees of $1395 for a simple, single-filing Chapter 7 rather than the $1695 that another local law firm might charge). People in need of filing bankruptcy visit the city/state pages of this resource site to find and contact bankruptcy attorneys located near them. Click here to list your firm today.