Review QR Codes for Law Firms
A law firm earns trust slowly and loses it quickly. A review QR code gives a satisfied client a direct path to share that experience after the matter closes.
- Closing folder insert for the final handoff
- Front-desk card for waiting clients
- Intake packet for the right moment
Paste your review link. In Google Business Profile, open “Ask for reviews” and copy the link.
Style, size & logo
PNG, JPG, WebP, or SVG. Max 2 MB.
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Your QR code appears here
Add a link, network, or contact to start.
Static code. No signup. Never expires. Scannable offline.
Follow legal advertising rules
Law firm advertising is regulated by state bars and professional conduct rules. Review requests must not be misleading, coercive, or tied to a case outcome.
Do not ask clients to leave a review while a matter is pending if that could compromise confidentiality. Use the closing stage instead.
Protect client confidentiality
The QR code should contain only the public review URL. Never encode client names, case numbers, or matter details.
A review is public. The client decides what to disclose. Your code only removes the navigation friction.
Where the code works
The closing folder is the strongest placement because it arrives at the end of the relationship. A front-desk card works for consultations and notary visits.
Keep the card plain and professional. Matching the firm’s typography matters more than adding a logo to the code.
FAQ
Common questions.
Can a law firm ask clients for Google reviews?
Yes, if the request is honest and complies with state bar advertising rules. Do not tie the request to a case outcome or offer an incentive.
Should the review QR code go in the intake packet?
Prefer the closing stage. Intake is early, the client has no experience yet, and a review request can feel premature.
Can we use one code for multiple offices?
Use one code per Google Business Profile location so reviews land on the correct office listing.