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AI visibility checker for personal injury lawyers
After a crash, many people ask ChatGPT which injury lawyer to call before they ask a friend. Enter your firm, your city and a case type. We ask ChatGPT three questions injured people ask and show which firms it names.
Questions injured people ask AI before they call a lawyer
Injury questions arrive in the days after a crash or a fall. People ask about fees, deadlines and whether a call is worth making, and each question brings its own firms.
- Which lawyer in Houston takes 18-wheeler accident cases against trucking companies?
- What percentage do personal injury lawyers in Las Vegas take from a settlement?
- Who handles Uber and Lyft accident claims in Los Angeles?
- Which motorcycle accident attorney in Orlando do riders recommend?
- The other driver’s insurer called me after my crash in Denver. Should I talk to a lawyer first?
- Which injury firms in Chicago take dog bite cases?
- Is there a pedestrian accident lawyer in New York City who speaks Spanish?
- How long do I have to file an injury claim in Georgia, and which firms in Savannah can help?
The check asks 3. On Growth, Rankli asks 50 of yours every week on ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini.
What ChatGPT reads before it names an injury lawyer
An injury question sends ChatGPT to search. It reads firm sites, legal directories and reviews, then names the firms those pages tie to the case type and the city in the question.
A page for each kind of accident
Truck crashes, dog bites and rideshare collisions are separate questions with separate answers. A page for each case type you take, saying what the first weeks look like and what a client should bring, matches the question an injured person types.
Contingency fees spelled out
The first thing injured people ask is what a lawyer costs. State your contingency percentage or how it is set, whether case costs come out before or after your fee, and whether the first meeting is free. ChatGPT can repeat a number. A slogan gives it nothing to repeat.
Who answers the phone after a crash
Crashes happen at night and on weekends. Say in text whether you take calls then, whether you visit clients in the hospital or at home, and which languages your staff speak. People ask ChatGPT for each of those by name.
Injury directory profiles that match
Avvo, Justia, Super Lawyers and your Google Business Profile describe injury firms beside your own site. When the firm name, offices and case types match across them, ChatGPT reads one firm, not a partner’s name in one place and a brand in another.
What three injury questions tell a firm, and what they leave out
- One set of answers is one day. Growth asks 50 injury questions every week and counts how often your firm is named, across case types and towns.
- Each run covers one case type. A firm that wins "car accident" can be missing from "truck accident", and the rivals differ between them.
- The check asks who to call, never what a case is worth. It shows which firms ChatGPT names and says nothing about outcomes.
- It reads the answer for your firm name and website. Injury firms often advertise under a short brand or a phone-number name, so check the name clients remember too.
Frequently asked questions
Why does ChatGPT name other injury firms after an accident in my city?
The pages it read tie those firms to the case type and the city: a page on truck crashes, a stated fee, reviews that agree. A firm whose site lists "personal injury" as one bullet gives it nothing to quote. Rankli shows each injury question you lose and the firm that wins it, then writes a guide that answers it.
Can Rankli write about injury cases without promising results?
Every guide for a law firm is checked for promised outcomes, invented case results and claims to be a specialist or expert, and a guide with any of them does not publish. Each ends with a line saying it is attorney advertising and not legal advice. Rankli can hold every guide as a draft until a lawyer at your firm signs off.
Should an injury firm publish its contingency fee?
Injured people ask ChatGPT what a lawyer takes from a settlement, and an answer can only quote a figure it can read. Your percentage, and which costs come out of the recovery, puts your firm in that answer. Rankli finds the fee questions your firm is losing and writes a local cost guide for each.
How is this different from the law firm check?
The law firm check asks across practice areas. This one asks only what people ask after an injury: who takes a case type, what it costs and who to call first. Rankli tracks both kinds together, 50 client questions a week on ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini.
Is the personal injury check free?
Yes. It needs no account and no email. The 7-day free trial asks ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini up to 50 injury questions and lists every one where another firm is named.
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