Independence Network
More qualified client inquiries. Every month.
We pick the right ad platform for your firm and run it end-to-end — compliant creative, practice-area targeting, conversion tracking. Result: qualified inquiries from people with real cases.
The real problem
Your law firm ads are expensive and unqualified.
Legal advertising is heavily restricted and highly competitive. Without a specialist, you risk ad rejections, policy violations, and high CPLs with poor case quality.
Real numbers
What we see on law firm campaigns (2026).
What we do
Paid ads. The right platform.
We don't do SEO or "content marketing". We pick the best ad platform for law firms — Meta, Google, LinkedIn, wherever your buyers are — and we work it deep.
Frequently asked questions
Paid ads for law firms — FAQ
If written correctly, yes — in every US state and France. We avoid superlatives ('the best', 'top-rated'), specific outcome promises ('we'll win your case'), and any guarantee language. Disclaimers go on every landing page. We've never had a campaign flagged for ethics violations.
Practice area decides the math. Personal injury runs $80–$300 per qualified inquiry but average case value is $20k+. Family law $40–$120, lower ticket. Criminal defense $60–$200. The right metric is cost per signed retainer — should be under 5% of average fee.
Qualify in the form. For PI, ask about injury type, date, and treatment received. For family, ask jurisdiction and current status. The unqualified inquiries don't make it past the form. Your intake team only talks to people with real cases.
Google Search captures active intent — 'divorce attorney near me' at the exact moment someone needs you. Meta builds awareness before that moment — content showing your expertise, your team, your past wins (where permitted). Best results come from running both, with Google for capture and Meta for nurture.
Guides & articles
Everything we've written about law firms
Law Firm Google Reviews in 2026: Why 187 Beats 23 (And the Math Behind Every Case You Lose)
Top-3 law firms have 47 Google reviews on average. The firm beating you has 187. Here's why review math runs the search results — and the playbook to close the gap.
Read article →Why 9 Out of 10 Law Firm Meta Ads Get Ignored in 2026 (And the 4 Differentiation Hooks That Win Cases)
Every law firm runs the same 'experienced attorneys, free consultation' ad. The 1 firm that converts uses 4 specific differentiation hooks. Here's exactly what they look like.
Read article →Limited availability
Ready to fill your calendar?
We take 3 new clients per month. If you're serious, book a 20-minute call — we'll look at your numbers together.