Attorney Review Management & Negative Review Removal
Reviews decide who gets the call from the Map Pack. I make the asking automatic, answer every review, and remove the ones that violate Google's rules.
What review management includes
You send me the client's name and cell when the case closes; they get a text with your Google link and polite reminders until they post.
Four and five stars go straight to Google. Lower ratings go to a private form so you hear it first.
Professional, bar-compliant responses that never confirm a client relationship or discuss a case.
Reviews that break Google's policies (fake, competitor, non-client, harassment) flagged, escalated and pursued. Charged per review, only when removed.
Google, Avvo, Yelp and the rest watched, so nothing sits unanswered.
No incentives for reviews, no gating that violates Google's terms, no responses that breach confidentiality.
How review management runs
Review link, website review page and the text-request system live within days.
Every closed case gets a request. You supply the name and number; the system does the rest.
Reviews answered weekly; policy-violating reviews pursued until Google removes them.
You work with me directly, from the audit to the monthly report.
I practiced law for seventeen years and marketed my own firm the whole time. I founded Attorney Pro Marketing in December 2021 to do that work for other attorneys, and I still do it myself: the build, the review, the call. Read my story →
Review requests and responses come with Market Leader; removal is per review.
Market Leader ($3,500 + $2,750/mo) includes client review requests and responses. Negative review removal is an add-on charged per review and only when the review is actually removed. The SMS review-request system is available as an add-on to any package. Prices subject to change.
See all packagesReview questions from attorneys
Can you really remove negative Google reviews?
Only reviews that violate Google's policies: fake reviews, reviews from non-clients or competitors, harassment, conflicts of interest. Honest negative reviews from real clients cannot be removed, and I will tell you which is which. You pay only when a review comes down.
Is it ethical to ask clients for reviews?
Yes, as long as you do not pay or incentivize them and do not selectively gate reviews in ways Google prohibits. I set it up the compliant way.
How do you respond to a bad review without violating confidentiality?
Without confirming the person was a client and without discussing facts. A calm, professional response written for the next prospect reading it, not for the reviewer.
How many reviews does a law firm need?
Enough to match or beat the firms in the Map Pack for your practice area in your city. In most markets that means dozens, with recent ones; velocity matters as much as the total.
Which platforms do you handle?
Google first, because it drives the Map Pack. Avvo, Yelp and Facebook as relevant to your practice area.
Is there a contract?
No. Month to month, 30 days' notice; removal is per review.
Turn closed cases into the reviews that win the next one.
Free review audit within 24 hours. (310) 388-3784 · alon@darvishlaw.com