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Legal E-E-A-T & Bar Compliance Support

MAKE YOUR LEGAL EXPERTISE VERIFIABLE.

Your website should clearly communicate who stands behind its content, what your firm handles, and where important legal information comes from.

I help personal injury law firms improve the accuracy, credibility, and technical clarity of their websites while identifying advertising and content issues that require appropriate review.

Marketing and technical review support. Not legal advice, and not a compliance certification.

The Problem

Legal Content Needs More Than Confident Copy.

A page may contain strong marketing language while providing little information about its author, legal sources, or the basis for its claims.
Practice-area page
Author or reviewerNot statedNamed
Legal sourcesNone citedLinked
Last updatedUnclearDated
Business detailsInconsistentConsistent

Decorative badges

★★★

Looks like trust. Proves nothing about who wrote the page or where the claims come from.

Verifiable information

  • Author or reviewing attorney identified
  • Credentials accurate and current
  • Legal explanations link to real sources
  • Firm details consistent everywhere

Missing credentials, unsupported statements, outdated information, and inconsistent business details can weaken trust and create avoidable risks.

The solution is not to add trust badges. It is to make the underlying information accurate and verifiable.

Attorney Identity and Authorship

Show Who Is Responsible for the Content.

I review whether important legal pages identify:

  • The relevant author or reviewing attorney, where appropriate
  • Accurate credentials
  • A clear firm identity
Biographies, qualifications, admissions, and professional experience must be genuine and current.
  • No invented credentials
  • No fabricated awards
  • No unsupported claims of expertise

[Attorney name]

Author · Reviewing attorney

Admissions

State barFederal court

Qualifications

Professional experience

Genuine and current
Illustrative
Authoritative Legal Sources

Support Legal Explanations With Real Sources.

Where appropriate, I review whether legal explanations link to relevant primary or authoritative sources, such as statutes, court materials, or official government resources.

References must be relevant to the jurisdiction and proposition being discussed.

Citations should help readers verify important information—not create the appearance of authority without supporting the actual claim.

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Where appropriate, I check links to:

  • StatutesPrimary
  • Court materialsPrimary
  • Official government resourcesAuthoritative
  • Relevant to the jurisdictionMust match
  • Relevant to the proposition discussedMust match
A citation must support the actual claim
Structured Data and Technical Clarity

Help Search Engines Interpret the Website.

I assess appropriate structured data for the organization, attorneys, webpages, and other eligible entities where supported by the content and technical setup.

Visible on the page

Firm name[Firm name]
Address[Street, City, State]
Phone[Phone number]
Attorney[Attorney name]
structured-data.json
{  "@type": "LegalService",  "name": "[Firm name]",  "address": "[Street, City, State]",  "telephone": "[Phone number]",  "employee": { "@type": "Person", "name": "[Attorney name]" }}
Markup must match visible, accurate information

The markup must match visible, accurate information and follow applicable structured-data guidelines. Hover a field to see the line it maps to. The example is illustrative.

Schema does not guarantee:

  • Enhanced search appearances
  • Higher rankings
  • AI citations
  • Protection from algorithm changes
01Outdated statementsReview
02Unclear jurisdictional referencesReview
03Unsupported claimsReview
04Missing review processesReview
✓Qualified counsel reviews and approvesRequired
Content Accuracy and Review

Outdated Legal Information Is a Real Problem.

Legal information can vary by jurisdiction and change over time.

I review priority content for outdated statements, unclear jurisdictional references, unsupported claims, and missing review processes.

Where legal interpretation or advice is required, qualified counsel must review and approve the content. My marketing work does not replace an attorney’s professional judgment.
Advertising and Ethics Review Support

Identify Issues Before They Become Publishing Problems.

I can help flag website content and marketing practices that may require review under applicable attorney advertising rules.

Depending on the jurisdiction and the work requested, this may include:

Claims about results

May require review

Testimonials

May require review

Comparative statements

May require review

Disclaimers

May require review

Solicitation language

May require review

Representations of legal services

May require review

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I do not certify that a website is legally compliant.

The responsible law firm and its counsel must determine the applicable requirements and approve the final material.

Algorithm Changes and Search Quality

Build Sound Foundations, Not Update-Proof Promises.

Search systems change. No consultant can guarantee protection from every algorithm update.

I focus on controllable foundations: useful content, accurate information, appropriate sourcing, sound technical implementation, and a clear user experience.

When a significant change in performance occurs:

  1. 1A significant change in performance
  2. 2I assess the available evidence
  3. 3I recommend investigation—not an automatic “algorithm update” excuse
01Useful content
02Accurate information
03Appropriate sourcing
04Sound technical implementation
05A clear user experience

Controllable foundations

No guarantees
What You Receive

A Prioritized Trust and Technical Review.

Depending on the agreed scope, deliverables may include:
Deliverable

PRIORITIZED TRUST AND TECHNICAL REVIEW

AuthorshipAccuracyTechnical
  1. 01An authorship and credential review.
  2. 02A content accuracy and sourcing assessment.
  3. 03Structured-data recommendations.
  4. 04Technical and indexability findings.
  5. 05A list of marketing statements requiring legal review.
  6. 06Recommended updates and a maintenance checklist.
Legal opinions, formal compliance certifications, and attorney review are not included unless separately arranged with appropriately qualified professionals.
Next Step

Make Your Website Easier to Trust and Verify.

Start by identifying gaps in authorship, accuracy, technical clarity, and the supporting evidence behind your firm’s online claims.

  • Authorship
  • Accuracy
  • Technical clarity
  • Supporting evidence

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