Prospective clients research a firm's reputation before ever picking up the phone. We help law firms remove defamatory reviews, grow genuine ones, and monitor what's said across every platform.
A lost case or a fee dispute can prompt a review written to damage a firm's reputation rather than reflect the facts.
Beyond Google, reviews on legal-specific platforms like Avvo directly influence referrals and new client inquiries.
Attorney-client privilege and bar rules restrict how publicly a firm can respond to a negative review, even an unfair one.
Beyond Google, these are the platforms prospective clients read before they call, and we can help with each.
Most prospective clients check your Google rating before calling, and it heavily influences who ends up in the shortlist.
Remove Google reviews →
Avvo profiles rank for attorney-name and legal searches, and prospective clients often read reviews there before reaching out.
Remove Avvo reviews →Lawyers.com is another directory prospective clients browse when comparing attorneys, and reviews on your profile can sway that choice.
Ask us about Lawyers.com →Referrals often start with a Facebook recommendation, and an unfair review on your page can undercut that trust.
Remove Facebook reviews →Reddit threads about attorneys can surface in search results and are hard to answer. We remove entire threads, not individual comments.
Remove Reddit threads →Hiring paralegals and associates? Candidates read Glassdoor reviews of your firm, and an unfair one can narrow your talent pool.
Remove Glassdoor reviews →More platforms we handle: Indeed and Trustpilot. Seeing a review somewhere else? Send us the link and we will tell you whether we can help.
3 reviews from an opposing party and a competing referral service disclosed case details and accused the firm of misconduct, dropping its rating from 4.8 to 3.9 and cutting intake calls by about 20%.
All 3 reviews were removed within 19 days. The rating returned to 4.7 and intake calls recovered within 6 weeks.
Illustrative example based on a typical engagement. Individual results vary by case.
Platforms don't take a review down because it feels unfair. They take it down because it breaks a written rule, so every case starts by matching the review to the specific policy it violates.
Flagging a review asks the platform for a second look, with no room to explain why. A RepSpert case names the specific policy the review breaks, quotes the exact wording at issue, and presents any supporting context privately with the platform. We don't need access to your Google Business Profile to do it.
Most removals complete in around 14 days on average, though timing depends on the platform and the case.
Send us the links to the reviews hurting you. We assess them free of charge and tell you honestly whether they qualify.
Every review gets its own written case, citing the policy it breaks and quoting the wording at issue.
We file with the platform and manage every follow-up until there is an outcome.
No removal, no fee. You are billed only for reviews that are successfully taken down.
Unfair, defamatory or fake reviews removed at the source. Pay only on success.
See platforms →Win the local map pack, drive more inbound, and generate a steady stream of new positive reviews.
Learn more →Real-time alerts the moment a new review lands, so you're never caught off guard.
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