WARN Act violation leads, delivered weekly.
Every Monday morning, we pull companies that filed WARN Act notices with less than 60 days of advance notice — the federal threshold for potential liability. Sorted by estimated damages. Filtered by your state.
How liability is estimated
The WARN Act requires 60 days' advance notice for mass layoffs (100+ employees). Under 29 U.S.C. §2104, employers that fail to give proper notice owe each affected employee back pay + benefits for each day of violation, up to the notice shortfall. We compute:
- Violation days = 60 − days of notice actually given
- Employees affected × violation days × an avg $500/day loaded compensation estimate
Figures are screening estimates, not settlement forecasts. State-specific little WARN Acts (CA, IL, NY, NJ, TN) change the math — our feed flags these separately.
Plans
- Company name, state, address
- Employee count + notice gap
- Estimated liability
- WARN filing source link
- Weekly email + CSV download
- Unlimited leads for one state
- Little WARN flag per lead
- Cancel anytime
- Weekly email + CSV download
- Up to 5 states (or all 50)
- Little WARN flag per lead
- Priority lead-of-the-week alerts
Request access
Tell us your firm and the states you practice in. We'll send a sample CSV of the most recent week's leads and confirm pricing within one business day.
FAQ
Are these leads pre-qualified? Yes, in the sense that every lead has a computable notice gap of less than 60 days and 50+ affected employees. They are not legal-case screened — that's your work. We flag little-WARN-Act states where applicable.
Are these exclusive? No. We operate an open marketplace. Other lawyers in your state may receive the same leads. The advantage is speed — every subscriber gets the Monday 8am ET feed simultaneously, and the companies are fresh (filed in the prior 7 days).
Do you share employee contact info? No. Raw WARN filings don't include employee PII, and we strip any that does appear in error. Leads are company-side intelligence only.
Can I get historical leads? Yes — we can run a one-time export for $99/state/year going back to 2020. Ask in the form.