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I spoke with Findlaw,the review is controlled by the attorney. A bad attorney can hide the post. I wouldn't recommend looking for an attorney on Findlaw. On April.10,2025, I received a response from Findlaw from above claiming to be trustful. Why I still do not see the review? Because the attorney still has control over the review

It's all screened. The review will only be posted if the lawyer agrees with it. Read their terms and conditions. Reviewing a lawyer does nothing unless it's a good review and he wanted. You will never find a negative review. It's biased

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Scott Hanken criminal defense attorney of Springfield Illinois was extremely passionate and went above and beyond expectations of services. Definitely will utilize his service again and will recommend him in the future to anyone in need.

STAY AWAY FROM FINDLAW!!! They shut off our web site, did not even communicate, yet we were spending on thousands a week on AdWords, not knowing the site was down; not even a phone call. It all began with them selling me on how great they were and how their domain authority would help; in reality, we did not get any increase in web traffic at all; most of it was from referrals. I told them upfront that I want to have input re the articles they write and the topics as we have a specific niche and branding to follow. A year went by; they did not communicate with me once. The saleperson, a nice fellow, begged me for a second chance, which I provided. Eight months later and nothing changes: not a single call. Five weeks ago I called my salesperson and asked for an adjustment on my account. As Findlaw is always weeks or months for a reply, I waited patiently. Yesterday night, I discovered they simply shut it off. That was their response. They kept the web site, and we lost all the work we put into it as well as our long-term Internet ranking, which Google can remove in a microsecond when you are down. Save your legal practice and why waste $18,000 a year for such a callous and cutthroat company as Thomspon Reuters with no customer service whatsoever. This is one of the worst companies I have dealt with in my life. We had the same problem with Westlaw. I cancelled a product and they kept billing me for a year and half. We had spent close to a year writing numerous emails and making calls (5 people tried) and never a reply; they simply cancelled our Westlaw account because we did not pay for something we did not order. Welcome to Thomspson Reuters...the company that preys on lawyers for their greedy motives. You can get a web site for $5000 and own it and not be hijacked by them, who will keep all of your work. As to Westlaw, after 30 years with Westlaw, referring many lawyers to it, that is how they treated me...I went to Lexis, for half the price of Westlaw I have sooooo much more and they even answer calls...what a concept for Thomspon Reuters. I don't know why I am even forced to provide one star....they are a perfect example. of greed with a callousness towards those who support them.

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As an attorney who engaged FindLaw for website development and marketing services, I can only describe my experience as deeply disappointing. Throughout the year-long contract, FindLaw failed to make any improvements to the website, disregarded numerous emails requesting changes, and continually reassigned new managers without any resolution. They breached the contract by not updating the website with the blogs I provided, and their lack of communication or apology was unprofessional. The company seemed solely focused on their monthly fees and showed no regard for delivering on their promises. For any small firm considering their services, I strongly advise against it. My contract ends this month, and I am relieved to part ways with such a poorly managed and unresponsive company.

I called with questions. Talked to 5 different people, and no one could answer my questions. My question had to with the Health Care Directive in the Last Will and Testament. The form asks a question, however, there is no way to answer it in the document.