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QOLA Hubs V2 for personal injury firms

Be your city's useful answer after a crash.

We rebuilt the MVA Authority Hub from the law up. One partner firm per city gets the Hub under its name and 150 paid motor vehicle accident leads over a three-month prepaid term.

Answer five questions, then book a 30-minute Partnership Call.

  • One partner firm per city
  • Attorney approval before publication
  • Written lead terms

See how the MVA Authority Hub works. A short film, under four minutes.

What's new

What we changed in V2

V1 put our first Hub in front of a partner firm and its readers. We took what we learned and rebuilt the Hub from the law up.

Rebuilt from the law up

Every rule on a Hub page shows its source and the date we checked it.

Your attorney approves each rule

Your attorney reads each rule beside the statute's own words and approves it before anything goes live.

One fix reaches every page

When the law changes, we fix that rule once. Every page that uses it follows, and your attorney re-checks only that rule.

Built for a reader in a hurry

On a phone, a reader picks the type of crash, then when it happened, and lands on the part of the guide for where they are now.

The Hub

What we build

The MVA Authority Hub is an accident-information site for your city. It answers the questions people ask after a crash using statutes, regulations, court materials, agency guidance and government records.

Each claim links to its source. Your attorney reviews every page before it is published under your firm's name.

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Home › MVA › Your State › Your City

Your City

Your City Car Accident and MVA Authority Hub

Research Editor: Justin KhuuReviewed by Your Name, J.D., Bar No. 000000
Sources cited at each claimRechecked against cited sources

Quick answers

  • What should I do after a crash?
  • How long do I have to file?
  • Who may pay my medical bills?
  • What if I was partly at fault?
  • What should I know before speaking with insurance?

How long do I have to file?

Cited

Your State Code § 00-000 sets the deadline to file an injury lawsuit. Your reviewing attorney approves this answer before it publishes.

Source: Your State Code § 00-000

Crash data: NHTSA Fatality Analysis Reporting System

Public sources

  • State statutes and regulations
  • Court materials
  • State transportation records
  • NHTSA
  • CDC
  • Agency guidance
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See how a reader becomes a lead.

Built from public sources

Legal rules, court procedures, insurance information and crash data come from public records. Sources appear where each claim is made.

Attorney approval before publication

Your reviewing attorney reads and approves every guide. Nothing publishes under your firm's name without that approval.

Clear answers for people under stress

Pages use direct answers, short sections, visible dates and plain language.

Rechecked as sources change

Laws, agency guidance and public data can change. Pages are rechecked, and your attorney approves updates before publication.

One partner firm per city

One firm holds the Hub in the city named in its agreement, while the partnership is active.

Written to inform

The Hub is built around the reader's questions. Each page explains the answer and shows the source behind it.

Hub and leads

How the partnership works

The Hub, then the leads. One partnership.

QOLA builds the MVA Authority Hub under your firm's name and delivers 150 paid motor vehicle accident leads. Both run under one written agreement.

The MVA Authority Hub

QOLA researches, sources and drafts the pages. Your attorney has the final say before publication.

  • City guides built from primary law and government data
  • Sources cited at each claim
  • Direct answers and visible dates
  • Attorney approval before publication
  • Short-form content drawn from reviewed Hub pages
  • Each short-form piece reviewed on its own

150 paid leads

You approve every ad before it runs.

  • 150 paid motor vehicle accident leads over the three-month term
  • Leads that fail the written lead definition are replaced
  • Leads go to your intake team
  • Lead terms are set out in the agreement

The five steps

  1. Sign

    The agreement names your market and sets out the program terms. The Hub build begins.

  2. Approve creative

    Your firm approves every ad before it runs.

  3. Receive leads

    Leads reach your intake team after approved campaigns begin.

  4. Approve and publish the Hub

    Your reviewing attorney reads each page, requests any changes and gives final approval.

  5. Keep the content current

    Pages are rechecked against their sources. New pages and updates follow the same review process.

Motion Studio · Early access

Make short videos for your firm in a few clicks

QOLA Motion Studio turns video ideas that already worked for injury firms into short videos in your firm's brand. Early access is free for injury firms through Thursday 31 December or the first 100 firms, and you do not need to be a Hub partner to use it.

Hub partners keep Motion Studio as part of the program.

  1. Add your website

    In about a minute, your logo, colors and phone number from your site land on every video.

  2. Pick a video

    Each one is built on hooks and formats that already earned outsized views for injury firms.

  3. Approve and download

    Your attorney reads the words first. Then you download the video and post it yourself. Motion Studio never posts anything for you.

QOLA Motion Studio with a firm's logo and colors filled in

Video series

  • Who's at fault?Live now
  • More video seriesComing soon

Every video is attorney advertising. Your attorney approves the words before anything is posted.

Dashboard

Your dashboard

One login gives your firm a clear view of the leads coming in and the Hub pages carrying its name.

QOLA firm dashboard home screen with lead counts and recent leads, sample data

  • See each lead in one list
  • Read the intake answers submitted
  • See where the lead came from
  • Set a status
  • Add internal notes
  • Send a lead back for a reason listed in the agreement

As part of setup, leads can also go straight into your firm's own CRM.

  • Read every page before publication
  • Approve a page
  • Request a wording change
  • See which pages are awaiting review
  • See which pages have been approved
  • Review updates before they publish

QOLA handles requested revisions. Your attorney approves the updated page before it goes live.

Sample data. Names are placeholders, not real clients or firms.

Program

The partnership, line by line

One three-month program for one partner firm per city. Everything is set out in writing.

MVA Authority Hub
Included with prepay
Term
Three-month prepaid term
Paid leads
150 paid motor vehicle accident leads
Leads that fail the lead terms
Replaced, as set out in the written agreement
QOLA Motion Studio
Included with prepay
Pricing
Set per state and walked through on a call, with the program total first

One partner firm per city

One firm holds the Hub in the city named in its agreement, while the partnership is active.

Full MVA Authority Hub build

City accident guides are built from primary law and government data. Each page is reviewed by your attorney before publication, with the source cited at each claim.

Attorney review before publication

Your reviewing attorney approves every page before it goes live and approves later updates.

Written lead terms

The agreement defines a billable lead, the reasons a lead may be sent back and how replacements work.

Lead terms

Lead terms and where our promises stop

The written agreement sets the lead terms.

What counts as a billable lead

  • Defined by the intake form used in your state
  • Based on the answers that form records
  • Send-back reasons listed in the agreement
  • Replacement process set out in writing

If the 150 paid leads are not delivered, the remedy is set out in the written agreement.

AI systems

We make no promise about what ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini or another AI system will say. We do not promise that any system will mention your firm, cite it, link to it or recommend it.

Search positions

The program does not promise any position in Google, Bing or another search service.

Cases and outcomes

A lead is not a promised client, case or outcome.

Anything outside the agreement

Lead delivery, send-backs, replacements and remedies are governed by the written agreement.

Fit

Who this is for

QOLA is built for personal injury firms with the intake, reputation and attorney oversight to support the program.

You handle accident cases at scale.

Your intake team responds 24/7 in English and Spanish.

An attorney at your firm is willing to review and approve pages.

Your firm has a Google rating of 4.8+ with 200+ reviews.

Probably not a fit if:

  • You want pages published without attorney review.
  • Your intake closes at night or runs in English only.
  • You want to try a handful of leads before committing.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

A lead program delivers contacts. QOLA pairs a written lead program with a separate content asset: a city accident-information Hub built from public sources, published under your firm's name and reviewed by your attorney. You can read every page before it goes live.

Partnership Call

We're looking for the right partner.

Each city has one partner firm, named in its agreement, while the partnership is active. Answer a few questions about your firm. If your city is open, we book a Partnership Call and walk through the program and pricing.

Partner questions

Are you an owner or partner at the firm?

✓5 quick questions📅30-minute Partnership Call🔒Free to take

Five questions, then a 30-minute Partnership Call.

Three-month prepaid term. MVA Authority Hub and 150 paid leads.

We're looking for the right partner.Five questions, then a 30-minute Partnership Call.

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City accident information from cited public sources, published under your firm's name. Attorney reviewed. Sources cited at each claim.