Connect your law firm with real, pre-screened claimants injured by defective medical devices. Exclusive, real-time leads delivered through our intelligent ping-post distribution platform.
Victims of defective medical devices rarely know which law firm handles mass tort cases. They turn to the internet for answers at their most vulnerable moment — searching for help after suffering serious harm from implants, birth control devices, surgical equipment, or cardiac devices that should never have reached the market.
PingTree Systems bridges that gap. Our network of online lead-capture assets reaches these claimants, qualifies their injuries, and delivers their information directly to your firm in real time — so you can focus on building cases, not hunting for clients.
Our lead generation platform is engineered around the unique demands of mass tort litigation — from intake quality to compliance to delivery speed.
A payday loan lead is a verified inquiry from an individual who is actively seeking a short-term loan, cash advance, or similar lending product. These are not scraped contacts or recycled mailing lists — they are real borrowers who have visited a loan comparison website, completed a pre-application form, or responded to a financial services advertisement and explicitly indicated that they want to borrow money now.
Because payday loan leads come from borrowers who are in the middle of an active loan search, they convert at dramatically higher rates than cold outreach or broadcast advertising. The borrower already knows what they need — a specific amount, for a specific period, as quickly as possible. Your lending platform's job is simply to be the first credible option they encounter with a fast approval process and clear terms.
Every lead in the Pingtree Systems payday loan network arrives with verified contact information, self-reported income and employment details, requested loan amount, loan purpose, banking information confirmation, and state of residence — everything your underwriting workflow needs to begin the pre-qualification process immediately.
A borrower who submits a payday loan inquiry online is typically dealing with a time-sensitive financial need — an overdue bill, a car repair, a medical expense. They cannot wait days for a loan decision. They will apply with the first lender who provides a fast, transparent, and accessible experience. Reaching that borrower within minutes of their inquiry with a pre-qualification decision is the most powerful competitive advantage in the short-term lending market — and real-time lead delivery is what makes it possible.
Our lead generation platform is engineered around the unique demands of mass tort litigation — from intake quality to compliance to delivery speed.
Every inquiry is automatically scored against case-relevant criteria — device type, date of implantation, reported symptoms, and geographic jurisdiction — before it ever reaches your team.
Our ping-post architecture pings your system in under 60 seconds. If you accept the lead, the full claimant record is posted immediately — no batches, no delays, no lost opportunities.
Each medical device lead is sold to a single firm. No sharing, no recycling. When you receive a claimant's information, it belongs solely to your practice.
Our intake forms collect the data that matters most: device name, manufacturer, implant or ingestion date, nature of injury, treating physician, and full contact details.
Push leads directly into Salesforce, Litify, Filevine, Clio, or any CRM via our RESTful API. Eliminate manual data entry and speed up your intake pipeline dramatically.
Track lead volume, cost-per-lead, acceptance rates, and conversion metrics through your live dashboard. Make data-driven decisions about your marketing spend instantly.
From a claimant's first online search to your firm's intake call — here's exactly how PingTree Systems works.
An injured person searches for legal help after suffering harm from a defective medical device and lands on one of our targeted intake assets.
They complete our detailed intake form, providing device information, injury description, date of harm, and full contact details.
Our system scores the submission against your firm's acceptance criteria and verifies key data points in real time before routing.
The qualified lead is pinged to your system for acceptance. Upon confirmation, the full record is posted — ready for your intake team to call.
PingTree Systems generates leads across all major defective device categories. Below is an overview of devices with documented recalls, warnings, and active or past litigation.
| Medical Device | Documented Issue & Litigation Background |
|---|---|
| Alere INRatio Recall | The Alere INRatio and INRatio 2 PT/INR Monitor System was linked to inaccurate INR readings, posing serious risks for patients on blood thinners who relied on the device for dosing guidance. |
| Attune Knee Failure | Surgical adhesive used to secure the Attune device to the tibia was found to fail in a significant proportion of patients, leading to painful revisions and loss of mobility. |
| DePuy Hip Recall | In August 2010, DePuy Orthopedics recalled the ASR XL Acetabular and ASR Hip Resurfacing Systems after data showed failure rates substantially higher than comparable hip replacement products. |
| Essure Injury | Hundreds of women filed claims against Bayer and Conceptus after Essure birth control coils migrated, puncturing the uterus and fallopian tubes and causing severe abdominal damage. |
| Guidant Defibrillator Warning | In 2005, Guidant issued safety advisories covering 11 defibrillator models after magnetic switch malfunctions prevented the devices from delivering lifesaving shocks when needed. |
| Medtronic Lead Wires Defect | In 2007, Medtronic disclosed that certain electrical lead wires were defective and may have contributed to the deaths of at least five patients by failing to transmit necessary cardiac shocks. |
| NuvaRing Injury | This third-generation hormonal contraceptive ring was associated with elevated rates of stroke, deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism, myocardial infarction, and other thromboembolic events. |
| Olympus Colonoscope Contamination | Design features of the Olympus Video Colonoscope made thorough cleaning between procedures difficult, resulting in documented cases of bacterial cross-contamination among patients. |
| Ortho Evra Patch Warning | In November 2005, Johnson & Johnson warned that Ortho Evra users were exposed to hormone levels significantly higher than other contraceptive methods, raising blood clot risk considerably. |
| Power Morcellators Cancer Risk | These surgical devices, used during laparoscopic fibroid removal, were found to potentially spread undiagnosed uterine cancer cells throughout the abdominal cavity, upstaging the disease. |
| Prisma CRRT Dialysis Recall | The FDA identified serious patient injuries and deaths linked to the Prisma Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy system used in ICUs, prompting investigations beginning in August 2005. |
| St. Jude Defibrillator Battery Failure | St. Jude implantable defibrillators manufactured between 2010 and 2015 experienced premature battery depletion without adequate warning to patients or physicians, creating life-threatening situations. |
| Stryker Hip Recall | Stryker recalled the LFIT Anatomic V40 femoral head and Rejuvenate/ABG II hip modules following reports of taper corrosion, metallosis, and adverse local tissue reactions requiring revision surgery. |
| Transvaginal Mesh FDA Warning | The FDA issued heightened safety communications in July 2011 regarding serious complications — including mesh erosion, chronic pain, and infection — associated with transvaginal mesh for pelvic organ prolapse repair. |
| Zimmer Durom Cup Recall | In July 2008, Zimmer Holdings suspended sales of the Durom acetabular cup after high failure rates prompted surgeons to report the need for earlier-than-expected revision surgeries. |
| Zimmer NexGen Knee Recall | The FDA issued a recall in September 2010 on the Zimmer NexGen MIS knee replacement system following reports of loosening and mechanical failure in a subset of patients. |
| Zimmer Biomet Shoulder Recall | The Zimmer Biomet Comprehensive Reverse Shoulder System Humeral Tray, manufactured between August 2008 and September 2011, was recalled due to component integrity concerns. |
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