Know which lead paint exposure leads have blood-test proof
Our lead paint exposure intake asks about pre-1978 property history, blood lead test results, and developmental or health effects before a lead reaches your CRM. Prospective clients can upload medical records and blood test documentation directly through the guided form.
The exact intake your lead paint exposure leads complete
This is the real 8-question guided intake for Lead Paint Exposure — the same flow your customers finish before you ever pick up the phone.
What a qualified lead paint exposure lead should tell you
A potential claim involving exposure to lead-based paint, dust, or chips in a pre-1978 home or building, where the intake needs to confirm the property's age, the exposure belief, medical evidence such as an elevated blood lead test, and an identifiable owner or landlord.
- Person Exposed Live In
- Believe Person Was Exposed
- There Blood Lead Test
- Person Exposed Have Health
- Person Exposed Child (Under
- Identify Address Home/Building And
- Exposure Or First Elevated
- Person Exposed Willing And
The questions your team needs answered
Every lead paint exposure intake asks these — and why each one matters.
| Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Did the person exposed live in or regularly spend time in a home or building in the United States that was built before 1978? | Confirming the building predates 1978 establishes whether lead-based paint could plausibly have been present in the first place. |
| Do you believe the person was exposed to lead from paint, paint dust, or paint chips in that home or building? | A "yes" flags a higher-value, higher-urgency lead you’ll want to reach first. |
| Was there a blood lead test showing elevated lead levels for the person exposed? | A documented elevated blood lead test is the strongest medical evidence tying the exposure to a physical injury. |
| Did the person exposed have health problems or developmental/learning issues that you believe were caused or worsened by the lead exposure? | Health or developmental issues attributed to the exposure are what establish compensable damages. |
| Was the person exposed a child (under 18) at the time of the exposure? | Whether the person exposed was a minor affects both the damages picture and potential tolling of filing deadlines. |
| Can you identify the address of the home/building and the owner, landlord, property manager, or renovation company responsible at the time? | Being able to identify the responsible owner, landlord, or renovation company is necessary to name a defendant. |
| Did the exposure or the first elevated blood lead test happen within the last 10 years? | How recently the exposure or first elevated test occurred flags potential statute of limitations exposure. |
| Is the person exposed willing and able to provide medical records (such as blood lead test results) if needed? | Willingness to produce medical records signals how substantiated the claim can become versus how much rests on unverified belief. |
How Cliont scores lead paint exposure leads
Every answer is weighted automatically — no manual review required.
Value signals
- Person Exposed Live In: yes
- Believe Person Was Exposed: yes
- There Blood Lead Test: yes
- Person Exposed Have Health: yes
- Person Exposed Child (Under: yes
- Identify Address Home/Building And: yes
See the lead your team receives
Lead Paint Exposure Lead
From first click to qualified lead
Follow people and businesses seeking counsel through one smooth, guided flow.
They land & meet you
Your video greeting plays instantly — a real face instead of a blank form.
They explain the matter
Smart questions adapt to their matter and capture the full scope.
They share the documents
The facts, dates, and any paperwork come attached, so you can assess the matter before the consultation.
You get a ready lead
Scored and qualified — waiting for you to win it.
Built for lead paint exposure workflows
| Cliont capability | Lead Paint Exposure application |
|---|---|
| Weighted qualification scoring | Combines confirmation of a pre-1978 building, the exposure belief, an elevated blood lead test, and documented health or developmental effects into a single score, so cases resting on speculation alone score lower than cases with medical proof. |
| Conditional branching | When a caller can't identify the property owner, landlord, or renovation company, the intake still finishes capturing exposure and health details rather than dead-ending, flagging the missing party for your review. |
| Document upload | Collects blood lead test results and medical or developmental records directly in the intake, so your team can review medical evidence before the free consultation is scheduled. |
| Qualified lead routing to CRM | Only sends leads with a plausible pre-1978 exposure, a stated health or developmental impact, and an identifiable responsible party through to your CRM as consultation-ready. |
Common lead paint exposure lead scenarios
Confirmed elevated blood lead test
A parent reports a pre-1978 apartment, a documented elevated blood lead test, and an identifiable landlord. The intake weights this as high value across nearly every field.
No identifiable landlord yet
A caller believes their child was exposed in an old rental but cannot name the owner or property manager. The intake still captures the exposure belief and health effects, but flags the missing responsible-party detail before it reaches your CRM.
Exposure outside recent years
The suspected exposure or first elevated test happened well over 10 years ago. The intake surfaces this timing gap so you can weigh statute-of-limitations risk before offering a consultation.
Symptoms but no blood test yet
A prospective client suspects lead exposure and describes developmental concerns but has never had a blood lead test done. The intake notes they're willing to provide records once tested, signaling a follow-up rather than an immediate consultation.
Adult exposure in old building
A tenant in a pre-1978 building reports health problems they attribute to peeling paint, but the exposure occurred as an adult rather than a child. The intake still scores the medical and property-age answers, while the age-at-exposure field shifts the overall priority.
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Lead Paint Exposure lead-intake FAQs
What happens if the caller doesn't have a blood lead test result yet?
The intake still records the suspected exposure and health effects, and separately asks whether the person is willing to provide records like a blood lead test if one is later obtained, so you can see whether medical proof is pending rather than missing entirely.
Does the intake account for statute of limitations concerns?
Yes, it asks whether the exposure or the first elevated blood lead test happened within the last 10 years, which helps you flag older exposures for closer review before scheduling a consultation.
What if the caller can't name the landlord or property owner?
The intake still captures the pre-1978 property details and health effects, but not being able to identify an owner, landlord, or renovation company is recorded separately since it affects whether a defendant can be named.
Does the intake distinguish between a child and adult exposure?
Yes, it asks whether the person exposed was under 18 at the time, since child exposure cases often carry different damages and tolling considerations than adult exposure claims.
What documents does the intake collect before a lead reaches my CRM?
Prospective clients are prompted for medical records such as blood lead test results, along with property and responsible-party details, so your team isn't chasing down basic documentation on a first call.
How does the intake handle a caller who just suspects lead paint was involved, with no confirmation?
The intake separates the belief that lead exposure occurred from confirmed facts like the building's age and any blood test result, so you can see how much of the claim is substantiated versus suspected.
Turn lead paint exposure visitors into qualified cases
Give every lead paint exposure visitor a guided intake instead of a dead contact form — and get a scored, qualified lead before you book a consultation.