Review generation software for law firms
Legal clients research heavily and decide on trust. Rate Boost helps your firm build the review record that reflects your results, within the bounds your bar association sets.
Why reviews matter for law firms
Legal services are high-value, infrequent and intimidating to buy. Prospective clients compare firms carefully and weight reviews heavily, because they have no other way to assess competence from outside. For consumer-facing practice areas in particular, review count and rating strongly influence which firm gets the first call.
When to send the request
After the matter concludes and the outcome is known. Asking mid-matter is both ineffective and awkward, since the client cannot yet judge the result.
Sample request
"Hi Anna, now that everything is wrapped up, would you consider leaving us a short Google review? It helps others find us when they need help. - Rebecca, Hartwell Law"
The objection we hear most
"Professional conduct rules restrict what we can do." Most jurisdictions permit soliciting reviews but restrict claims about outcomes and testimonials that could mislead. Check your bar's advertising rules, and never confirm confidential details in a public reply.
How Rate Boost fits
Rate Boost sends the request for you at the right moment, routes customers who rate the visit highly straight to your Google Business Profile, and sends anyone who rates it poorly to a private form instead. It costs $49.99 per month for one business, with no contract. See how it works or full pricing.
Law firms: common questions
Can law firms ask clients for Google reviews?
In most jurisdictions yes, but the rules vary and they are stricter than for other businesses. Bar advertising rules typically restrict testimonials that imply guaranteed outcomes, and confidentiality obligations mean you must not confirm details about a client's matter when replying publicly. Check your own bar's advertising guidance before you start.
When should a law firm ask for a review?
After the matter concludes and the client knows the outcome. Requests sent while a case is live ask the client to evaluate something unfinished, and in contentious matters they can create real discomfort. Waiting until closure also produces more specific, more useful reviews.
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