Claim Your Law Firm Listing

A lawyer at the firm, the firm's owner, an office manager, someone on the marketing team, or another staff member the firm has authorized can submit a claim. The form asks for your name and your role so the reviewer can see how you're connected to the firm.

The simplest proof is an email address at the firm's own website domain, such as an address ending in the same domain your firm's website uses. If you can't use a firm email address, explain your relationship to the firm in the form and a reviewer will follow up about another way to confirm it.

Other directories use similar signals. Google Business Profile may offer a phone or text code, a business email, a video, or a postcard. A business email the firm controls is one of the most common checks.

Keep the form short and factual. You'll be asked for:

• The listing link, or the firm name and city
• Your full name and your role at the firm
• An email address at the firm's domain, plus a phone number if a reviewer needs to reach you
• The corrections you want made
• A short note about your connection to the firm

Send only what's needed to confirm your authority and fix the listing. Leave out client names, case details, passwords, verification codes, and payment information; a free claim never involves payment.

A claimed listing lets you correct the firm's facts, such as its address, phone number, website, and practice areas. You can also add one photo and a short description of the firm.

In Texas, Rule 7.01 of the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct (State Bar of Texas, accessed October 1, 2026) prohibits false or misleading communications about a lawyer's services. Texas Rule 7.02 (accessed October 1, 2026) lets a lawyer say which fields the lawyer practices in, and it limits certification wording to lawyers who hold the matching Texas Board of Legal Specialization certificate. Accurate, specific facts work well: practice areas, languages spoken, admissions, and office locations. Your firm is responsible for the accuracy of its own description, and the rules in your state govern it.

Claiming changes the facts you control and nothing else. Reviews stay as written and follow the review guidelines, and the firm keeps its place in the listing order. Paid directory plans are separate from the free claim; you can read about them on plans and pricing. Sponsored placements carry a label, and the attorney advertising page explains how we present them.

You'll see a confirmation that lists what we received. A person then reviews the claim, may contact you at the email or phone you gave, and grants access once your connection to the firm is confirmed.

Si usted trabaja en un bufete de abogados o una firma de abogados, puede reclamar su perfil en Counselado sin costo. Reclamar significa verificar que usted controla o representa el bufete. Después puede corregir la información del listado y agregar una foto y una descripción breve.

Firms often ask these before they submit.

Can I report a mistake without claiming the listing? Yes. Send the listing link and the correct details through the contact page. The same route works for a duplicate listing.

How does a firm join the directory? Use the add your firm form to send the firm's details. Once the listing is published, you can claim it from that listing.

Where can I learn more about listing options for firms? The for law firms page brings together claiming, adding a firm, and paid plans in one place.

Send your claim through the contact form and choose "Claim or correct a listing." Questions about the process can go to the contact page.