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The company has garnered significant negative feedback, primarily centered around unfulfilled promises, poor customer service, and aggressive contract terms that leave clients feeling trapped and dissatisfied. Many customers report minimal leads generated despite substantial financial investment, leading to a perception of the company as unreliable and deceptive. Conversely, a small number of reviews highlight the user-friendly nature of their legal research platform, appreciated for its straightforward navigation and comprehensive content. Overall, the prevailing sentiment indicates a lack of trust and frustration among clients, overshadowing any positive experiences related to their services.
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Where do I begin? If you want a place to work that makes clients happy, then run for the hills. The culture that is bestowed upon you is a complete brainwashing environment. There are many layers of management that a) are not competent, b) apply a lot of pressure daily, c) will lie to you every step of the way only to make sure they hit their numbers, d) most new people will be stuck with the worst of the worst internal partners, which makes your job nearly impossible, e) as close to used car sales as you can get, f) a very bad product that the company charges a monthly subscription and tries to hide from clients that they are not doing anything worth of value to the websites, g) you will find unpaid commission checks only to find out you have to fight for the money owed, etc...
Bottom line, folks, if you want to be a part of a "Boiler Room" philosophy, then have at it. Your clients will hate you because what management claims to provide to the clients seems to fail almost every time. In your interview, ask this question, "How many website accounts have been left over the last two years, and how much turnover is there?". A ton is the answer. The reason for it is they don't do any quality SEO, provide horrible service, and the billing to clients is like a maze.
I warn all people who think this is a good career. It is where you can get stuck, and before you know it, you have given up your life to be at a dead-end type of job. They make you read from a script in training to trick the clients. I know this and wouldn't adhere to such scams. It is a sick culture. Most managers are only there to defend their job and constantly demand daily Sales Force input and things like, "how much did you sell today?", etc... The reason for the SalesForce is that they know you will not be there long and want as much data input so they can make money with other companies under the TR umbrella.
After you left and made some money, guess what? You may think other companies will look at you with some class. Well, it is quite the opposite. They look at you as the bottom of barrel sales people because that is how they train you. Companies have caught on as they should. You have made a deal with the devil (FindLaw), and recruiters know it. You are not this well-rounded salesperson they claim to have made you into, but you are a con artist and don't even know it.
Advice to Management
'Clean house' and stop the old way of managing. You have the resources to create a great product, but corporate greed has taken over. Take care of clients and quit training sales reps to scam their clients. You all know your SEO is putrid, and the billing system is a scam.
Dated 10-3-22
I decided that I had enough of the small SEO companies and (after being chased for 2 years by Jim Carlen at Findlaw) that I would go bigger and hopefully get 2-4 good personal injury cases a year. I was promised many many things, none of which came to fruition. Jim Carlen of Milford, New Hampshire promised he would get rid of bad ratings (a screen shot he sent me which he used to draw me in). The low ratings and doxing came from BLM and most were all done all within a week after I called them out on the riots around the country (Google won't take them down even though they are from parts of the country I certainly don't have clients from). Jim Carlen promised that Reuter's, a big nationwide company, could get them taken down. Not only did they not do so, they also never made any attempt. Jim Carlen also sold me on placement spots within my area. Personal Injury and DUI. I paid an extra 500.00 per month to be at the top of the page in the Directory in areas around and in my city. Nothing, and I mean nothing, came from those. He told me I could drop those ads any time. Of course, when I tried to (after 7 months of nothing) They told me they would not drop them. I canceled the subscription to the website well in advance of the year contract but that didn't matter to this creep. I was promised SEO work to help my page, that never happened. I was promised my website would stay in place if I decided not to extend. What I found out much later was, they take it down and send you a Zip Drive of the website you bought and paid for ($6000. 00) without many of the things that made it look decent online. Do not trust these guys and with your website. The smaller guys do the same job (not much) but you don't get screwed like you do at FindLaw. If you have ANY questions, please call me *******575. It takes a lot for me to write a review, but I am one unhappy former client. I do not like being screwed over like FindLaw has done. Jim Carlen should be fired for his many misrepresentations to me. I honestly cannot understand how this guy sleeps at night. One commission is worth this? No, it's not.
Do not hire these scammers! The sales rep promises one thing and then does not deliver. They insist that there is no way out of their contract. You would think fraudsters would pick a different industry to defraud.
Mr. Stan Wruble is a professional lawyer. Stan is brilliant and outstanding. When he says he will fight your case and get it dismissed. He will keep his promises. And that's what he did for me and I wouldn't thank you enough. Thank you Stanley for listening to me and fighting hard for me. I appreciate your hard work and words of wisdom. God sent me an Angel in my time of needs. I will definitely consider you to anyone that going through what I went through. Thank you again
While looking up gun law information for the state of Arizona. I came across an article written by one of their writers stating it was illegal to buy, sell, own or possess a full automatic firearm or suppressor. Nothing could be further from the truth, and given the lack of research on their part I would be hesitant to hire any individual they recommend. Spend more time Actually looking up subject matter before writing about it.
They are GROSSLY INACCURATE regarding their cases. REPEATEDLY I have contacted them to review their BS account of my Divorce proceedings construed by a malicious prosecuting Ex. My Case resulted in "Nolle Prosequi" and they have irresponsibly refused to change it to the correct outcome. Poor Professionalism without regard to consequences to others.
First, if anyone ever demands a one year contract, then their service sucks. In a year on Findlaw, and 6 months paying for a "top spot" I got exactly 1 client. I should have known better, i tried working with them about 10 years ago and had the same results, but hopped that things would have changed since then.
I contacted a law group in Anchorage, Alaska regarding help with my immigration case. That law group then attempted to charge me four times the normal amount that all other law groups in the area charge. I then left a review on FindLaw. A month later Rebecca at FindLaw emailed me on Wednesday saying that the law group had disputed my review because I never hired them. She then gave me until Monday to respond. Luckily I have a habit of checking my emails daily and responding immediately, otherwise I might not have had the time to respond in just five days after she emailed me. Who does such a thing... gives their users 5 days to respond? We know she gave the law firm a longer time to respond. Regardless, I responded and explained everything. And then I didn't hear back from Rebecca. Two weeks later I asked for an update, and she responded saying that "The Challenge Team has determined to remove the review. They have decided the law firm did not represent or consult with you." --- as if there is a "Challenge Team" at FindLaw... as if they are some huge operation that has a separate department that researches these reviews and makes decisions on "challenges". Obviously FindLaw is not concerned with their users' experiences with the law firms unless they hired a law firm, because I had an email consultation with the law group and they tried to rip me off for four times the normal rate for the type of case I have.
The issue here is that FindLaw is not a service that users can trust. Law firms pay to be on FindLaw, and if FindLaw's income is going to be threatened by a user's complaint, then FindLaw is going to side with the law firm and not the user. They give their users small arbitrary amounts of time to respond, and they do not have the decency to update their users with the results of their "challenge teams' investigations" - lol.
This company is a fraud! They are the most useless company that I have ever seen! They do not provide any assistance for ~2000 USD per month! It is completely worthless, irresponsive company! They just charge you for nothing and get benefit of the Thomson Reuters name! Again, this company is fraud!
They allow anyone to review you on this site. They claim to give us 14 days to review and verify the person writing the review is someone we have worked with but I have never once received a notice of the review left under my name. The person reviewed me anonymously didn't even use my first name in the review but claimed to have signed a "contract" with me? Then claimed that one of my associates took over the case but never stated the first or last name of the so called associate. The review is fraudulent. The entire story in the review never happened at all. I've never signed up with this company for any marketing services. I've never made an account with them and I don't appreciate the false reviews damaging my private practice.
I paid for a year's service upfront. As soon as they received their money, I almost never heard from them. Also, review any contract they send you very carefully, as they required a 90-day cancellation notice to terminate, even though we had specifically agreed to a one-year service term, thus charging me for 15 months of service.
Just absolutely horrible experience. Zero leads generated but still think I am to pay them over $2600 a month. From the first month I told them to cancel the services but they try to lock you in to long term contracts because clearly they know their product sucks.
I got a FindLaw website last November and signed a year contract. It took them almost 5 months for them to build a 7 page website. I paid about $520 a month and got a handful of calls, mostly from other advertising companies trying to win my business. I did get one client however but it was pretty much a big waste of money. I hired a new company that does phenomenally better.
Ok, so I thought I'd never wear anything from that store again. After all, I am 15. Well, I guess I was wrong. I was looking for a Halloween costume, so I went into my basement, and I found this old cat ears, I had from what? Oh, 2nd grade. All I just did was ripped off the bow, found a red sweatshirt, and collar, and bam! I have a cute Halloween costume, that I didn't have to spend money on. I guess their accessories are too cute!
I was going to cancel my findlaw contract when it came to the end. A rep from there, Jared Emery called me to renew my contract. So I spoke with him 2 or 3 times. Each time he misrepresented to me the price and the advertising. Each time he assured me that the spot I would get in Massachusetts would cost in total 233.00 per month. So that was lower than what I was paying for prior to the new contract. I explained that I could not afford what i was already paying for and it is COVID now and I was not getting as many clients. Again Jared assured me it would be 233.00 in total per month. Well, I get a bill for 435.00, after I paid 177.00 with a credit of 87.00. I contacted him and he said that was correct, retro active and the total monthly bill would be 352.00. I have been calling the legal department Kim Sorrell who will not answer her phone or call me back. I have informed all of them I want this contract terminated. This company SUCKS. I just want out of my contract an to be done with them BIGGEST MISTAKE I EVER MADE.
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I feel that I was lied to and deceived by Findlaw. I also posted my experience here about the underhanded way I am being dealt with by Findlaw. https://www.circleoflegaltrust.com/law-firm-marketing/findlaw/lied-deceived/
Our law firm made a huge mistake in advertising with findlaw. It was a horrible decision to work with them. Stay away!
I have a one year contract with Findlaw which costs about one fourth of my overhead. Since no one is searching for lawyers during the pandemic my income has gone down to zero. I informed Findlaw of this right away and they said they would look into some accommodations. Low and behold, the next month's bill was right on time with no help whatsoever in payments. I'm not even going to get started on how deceitful this company is even in the best of times. Don't make the mistake of signing up with Findlaw. When I told them about how I wished I had read the reviews of them before I signed up, they said the reviews were from competitors. Trust me, I'm not a competitor. I'm a small business now hemorrhaging money and they don't care a bit.
Socially Irresponsible... Findlaw has taken the policy to enforce it's contracts with small businesses aggressively during the Corona Virus instead of providing alternatives to assist with it's smaller clients. I do not recommend this business.
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