Tepezza lawsuit lead generation only pays off when the leads become signed retainers. Most Tepezza campaigns don’t fail at the ad level; they lose cases in the hours after a lead comes in, when nobody calls back fast enough, the screening is inconsistent, or the retainer sits unsigned in someone’s inbox.

Legal Conversion Center (LCC) is a U.S.-based legal intake company in Fort Worth, Texas, that answers, screens, and signs new clients for law firms, especially personal injury firms, in all 50 states. We convert the leads your campaign already produces: we call them back within minutes, screen them against your criteria, and send your retainer for e-signature while the claimant is still on the phone.

What Is the Tepezza Hearing Loss Litigation About?

Tepezza (teprotumumab) is an infused drug used to treat thyroid eye disease. Lawsuits allege that the manufacturer did not adequately warn patients and doctors about the risk of hearing loss, including permanent hearing loss and tinnitus. Federal multidistrict litigation over these claims is ongoing.

Because case status and qualifying criteria can shift as litigation moves forward, confirm both with your co-counsel before you launch or scale a campaign. Your firm sets the final criteria, and we build them into the intake script.

Lead Generation vs. Lead Conversion for Tepezza Campaigns

Lead generation is getting a potential claimant to raise a hand: a form fill, a call from a TV spot, a reply to a social ad. Lead conversion is everything after that, and it decides your cost per signed case.

• Speed: Tepezza claimants are often older adults managing a chronic eye condition. If the first callback comes the next day, many won’t answer an unknown number.
• Screening: loose screening fills your docket with cases that fall apart at records review. Overly strict screening throws away good ones.
• Signing: a qualified claimant who has to “think about it” without a follow-up plan often never signs.
• Records: cases stall without infusion and audiology records, so document collection has to start right away.

A strong Tepezza mass tort intake program treats each of these as a step to manage, not an afterthought.

What Do Firms Commonly Screen For in Tepezza Cases?

These are criteria firms commonly screen for. Your campaign sets the final list, and we script it exactly.

• Treatment: confirmation the caller received Tepezza infusions, roughly when, and where they were treated.
• Diagnosis: a thyroid eye disease diagnosis and the prescribing physician.
• Hearing injury: hearing loss, tinnitus, or ear fullness, and whether it began during or after treatment.
• Medical follow-up: any audiology testing, ENT visits, or hearing aids, plus the providers involved.
• Timeline: dates of the first infusion, the onset of symptoms, and any diagnosis, so your attorneys can review filing deadlines.
• Representation: whether the caller already has a lawyer for this claim.
• Contact and language: the best way to reach them and whether they prefer Spanish.

How LCC Runs a Tepezza Intake Campaign

Here’s what happens to every lead your campaign sends us:

• Immediate response. Inbound calls are answered live 24/7/365 in your firm’s name. Web leads get a callback within minutes, followed by a call, text, and email plan if the claimant doesn’t pick up.
• Scripted screening. Trained intake specialists walk through your Tepezza criteria with patience. Many callers are dealing with vision and hearing problems at the same time, so we slow down and confirm details.
• Retainer on the call. Qualified claimants receive your retainer for e-signature during the call through our contract acquisition and e-sign retainer process.
• Records started early. We collect provider names, authorizations, and documents your firm requests through our post-retainer support for Tepezza claimants.
• Follow-up on stalled files. Unreturned retainers and unreachable leads go into our dead lead follow-up for Tepezza campaigns.
• Clean data. Every intake posts to your case management system in real time, and you can audit recorded calls whenever you want.

Our QA team grades thousands of calls each month on a proprietary 32-point system, so the script your attorneys approved is the script claimants hear.

Why Mass Tort Firms and Agencies Use LCC

• Experience at volume: we’ve run intake for 1,000+ law firms and legal marketing agencies, including one agency that sent us more than 200,000 leads in two years.
• Human intake: every call is handled by a trained, U.S.-based specialist. Learn more about what a mass tort answering service should handle.
• Bilingual: Spanish-speaking claimants can complete the full intake and retainer walkthrough in Spanish.
• No conflicts: LCC is not owned by a law firm or a marketing company, and your intake data belongs to your firm.
• Flexible terms: month-to-month service and per-minute or per-lead pricing with no minimums.

Most of our work is single-event personal injury intake, and the same team supports mass tort campaigns. If your firm also takes injury cases, see our 24/7 intake for personal injury firms.

Running More Than One Tort?

Firms rarely run Tepezza alone. We run intake across concurrent campaigns with separate scripts and reporting for each, including GLP-1 and Ozempic intake campaigns and talc claimant intake. See the full picture of our legal intake solutions for mass tort teams.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can LCC work the Tepezza leads my campaign generates?

Yes. LCC is an intake and conversion partner for the leads your campaign or your marketing partner generates. We answer, screen, and sign them, and we report on what happened to every one.

How fast do you contact new Tepezza leads?

Inbound calls are answered live around the clock. Web leads get a callback within minutes, with a multi-attempt call, text, and email plan if the claimant doesn’t answer the first time.

Can claimants sign the retainer during the first call?

Yes. When a caller meets your criteria, we send your retainer for electronic signature during the call and walk them through it. If they need time, a callback program follows up until the file is signed or closed.

What if our criteria change mid-campaign?

Tell us and we update the script. Adding or adjusting intakes doesn’t cost extra, and we confirm the change with your team before it goes live.

How long does it take to launch?

Typical setup takes 7 to 10 business days after your consultation, and rush setups are possible. That includes your script, retainer setup for e-signature, and case management integration.