Counselworthy ranks personal injury law firms on 7 public measures, city by city. We are not a law firm, we don't refer cases, and no firm can pay to change its rank. Our editor checks every source, and every legal fact links to the law it comes from.
After an accident, most people pick a lawyer from a billboard, an ad or a search result they can't judge. Many lawyer directories don't help much. They sell placement, or rank on surveys no one can check.
So Counselworthy uses only facts with a public source: state certification, license and discipline records, court filings and each firm's own website. Every fact shows where it came from and when we checked it.
Spencer runs Counselworthy's research and checks every source before it's published. He has spent ten years in product and growth at consumer fintech and marketplace companies. He is not a lawyer, and he doesn't give legal advice.
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Next, we plan to sell featured spots: one flat price per city, labeled "Featured" and shown outside every ranking. We'll open them only after a review of New Jersey's lawyer advertising rules.
A featured spot never changes a rank, a score or anything we publish about a firm.
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No corrections yet. The log starts when the first rankings go live.
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