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• marryjeyn

  Gelegenheitsclubber (10 Posts)
  Eintrag vom 25.11.2025 20:57

  I’ve noticed that when I search for lawyers online, I tend to click on firms with multiple positive reviews. But I wonder — do reviews actually matter for potential clients, or are they just “nice to have”? Is it really worth investing time into collecting feedback from past clients?

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• neriko9

  Gelegenheitsclubber (13 Posts)
  Kommentar vom 25.11.2025 21:33

  A few months ago, a friend of mine was dealing with a tricky property dispute. He told me he almost hired one firm based on their flashy website alone, but then he noticed another firm with several detailed client reviews. Those reviews convinced him to go with the second firm, and it turned out he was much happier with the service. Watching that made me realize how much reviews can actually influence real decisions — it’s not just theory.

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• sudais

  Powerclubber (52 Posts)
  Kommentar vom 25.11.2025 22:14

  From my own experience running a small practice, I started actively asking satisfied clients to leave feedback. I checked out https://fortressgrowth.com/get-more-law-firm-reviews/ for guidance on how to do it professionally without being pushy. The difference was noticeable: potential clients seemed to trust my firm more, and I even got a few calls specifically mentioning the reviews they had read. Seeing my name alongside positive experiences built credibility in a way that no flashy marketing could. For me, reviews have become a vital part of showing that the firm is reliable and approachable, and it genuinely influences how people choose whom to contact.

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