More Google Reviews for Law Firms, Without Asking
Trophy Jar collects reviews for lawyers automatically. When a matter closes in Clio, the request goes out in your firm’s words.
When someone needs a lawyer, whose name comes up first?
Type your business name. See exactly what your next customer sees.
The reviews that decide which firm gets called
Nobody picks a lawyer from a billboard any more. They read what previous clients said, and then they call the firm with the most convincing ones.
Connect once, in a click
Link the software you already run the business on. No install, no code, done before your next coffee.
It asks so you never have to
When a matter is marked closed in Clio, the request goes out. That customer gets asked while they are still glad they called you, and nudged again if they forget.
Your rating climbs on its own
More 5-star reviews land on Google and your site, and your best ones become the proof that wins the next client.
Be the firm strangers trust first
Set it up once, keep the tone you want, and let the reviews accumulate matter after matter.
No uncomfortable conversation
You never have to ask a client for a favour at the end of a hard case. The request arrives later, on its own, from the firm rather than from you.
You choose who gets asked
Set the frequency rules so only the matters you want trigger a request. Nothing goes out that you did not intend.
Reviews written in your voice
Customise the wording, the branding and exactly what you ask for, so it reads like your firm and not like software.
Concerns reach you, not Google
A client who is unhappy is routed privately to the firm first, which matters far more in legal than in most industries.
Runs off Clio
Trigger on matter status, so the ask lands at the natural end of the relationship without anyone in the office chasing it.
Proof on your practice pages
Put the reviews from family clients on the family page and commercial clients on the commercial page, where they convert.
Built to run off Clio
Connect Clio once and trigger on matter status. Your accounting and payment tools work as triggers too.
Closed matters turn into the reviews that decide which lawyer a stranger calls next.
Every paid invoice becomes a review request, so getting paid also grows your rating.
Reviews collect themselves off the invoices you were already sending.
Each successful charge quietly asks for a review, so proof grows alongside revenue.
Won deals become public proof automatically, with nothing added to your team's checklist.
Turn the good feeling of a settled invoice into a 5-star review, hands off.
It all runs off what your tools already track. If you can see it in your tool, you can ask for a review on it.
Common Questions
How do law firms get more Google reviews?+
Consistency beats effort. Firms that ask every suitable client at the close of a matter build a review profile that firms asking occasionally never catch. Trophy Jar makes that consistency automatic off Clio matter status.
Is it appropriate to ask clients for reviews?+
In most jurisdictions yes, provided you do not incentivise, do not disclose confidential details and let the client say what they want. Trophy Jar simply invites, it never scripts or rewards a review.
Can I exclude certain matters?+
Yes. You control which statuses trigger a request and how often a given client can be asked, so sensitive matters can be left out entirely.
What if a client is unhappy?+
They get a private route to the firm rather than a public form, so you hear it first and can respond properly.
What does it cost?+
Launch is $9 a month for your first two months, then $29. There is no free trial, the paid trial starts at $9.