These terms apply to anyone who reads or uses this website. Using the site means you accept them. If you do not accept them, please do not use the site or its form.
What the site is
Advertising for Law Firms is an independent referral service, not a marketing agency. When you send the form, your details go to an independent marketing agency that prepares any proposal and does any work. The site is not a lawyer referral service and does not refer clients to lawyers.
No legal advice
Nothing on this site is legal advice. Guides that mention the ABA Model Rules, state rules or Google’s policies describe them as general information and quote them as examples. They do not say what any state allows or whether a particular ad meets its rules. For that, ask your state bar or a lawyer who handles ethics questions.
Asking creates no relationship
Sending the form does not create an agency relationship, a contract or any other relationship with this site or with the agency. Any agreement for marketing work is made between the firm and the agency, on terms the agency sets out.
Plans sold by the agency
The SEO plans on the pricing page are sold by the independent marketing agency at its secure checkout. Billing, cancellation and refunds follow the terms shown at that checkout, not these terms.
No promise of results
No one can promise a firm a ranking on Google, a number of leads or any other outcome, and neither this site nor any plan it shows makes such a promise. Results depend on the firm’s market, its competitors and its website.
Content and accuracy
The site tries to keep each page accurate and to quote published sources as written. Rules and policies change, though, so check the source before relying on anything here. The site’s text and design may not be copied for other websites.
Changes
These terms can change. Whatever this page says when you read it is what applies. Questions about them can go through the form on the contact page.