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Lawyer Growth Summit 2026 gave every attendee a 63-page workbook and spent two days asking law firm owners to score themselves honestly. The workbook is free to download, so instead of repeating it, here is what I concluded from each session and what I would act on first.
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Two family law firms run the same playbook. Both publish jurisdiction-specific pages, both structure answers cleanly, both get their statutes right. One gets named when a searcher asks who to hire. The other does not, and nothing in its content explains the difference. Being cited and being recommended are not the same outcome, and they […]
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We put six California divorce questions to ChatGPT and Google AI Mode on the same day and recorded every source each engine cited. ChatGPT produced 29 citations and gave every one to the California courts or the State Bar. Google AI Mode named a family law firm on all six. This audit shows which firms are being cited, why the directory data everyone is quoting does not hold, ...
We put six employment law questions to ChatGPT, Google AI Mode and Perplexity on the same day and recorded every source each one cited. ChatGPT named no law firm at all. Perplexity answered the most commercial question with eight local practices. This audit shows which firms are being cited, what their pages actually do, and why a single-engine strategy keeps producing surpri...
How to rank a law firm in AI search is answered everywhere with a three to six month timeline that no study supports. OpenAI and Google both document immediate eligibility, gated on indexation rather than site age. One controlled test found 36 percent of new pages cited within a day, a quarter gone by day 30.
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