See how your law firm appears in AI-assisted research
Prospective clients may ask an AI assistant to explain a legal issue, identify the kind of solicitor they need, or suggest firms in a location. Mentsight records a controlled set of those answers and keeps the citations attached.
Why AI visibility matters for law firms
Legal questions are sensitive and highly specific. Practice area, jurisdiction, client type, urgency, and location can all change the answer. A firm-wide average can therefore conceal the exact matters and markets where the firm is—or is not—being surfaced.
The answer also needs careful interpretation. Being mentioned is not the same as being recommended, and an ordered list is not proof of legal quality. Mentsight preserves the wording so a marketing team can check the evidence before acting on it.
Questions prospective clients ask
The right prompt set depends on your market and website. These examples show the level of specificity to aim for; you review and edit the real questions before a report runs.
- Which employment law firms advise technology employers in Manchester?
- How do I find a solicitor for a shareholder dispute?
- Best family law firms for international divorce in London
- Solicitor experienced in lease extensions for shared freeholds
- Compare regional firms for a management buyout
- What should a startup ask before hiring an immigration lawyer?
What the report helps you inspect
Practice-area discovery
Keep corporate, employment, family, property, immigration, and other matter types distinct.
Jurisdiction and location
Approve questions that reflect where the firm is qualified and where its clients actually need help.
Firm and lawyer mentions
Inspect how the answer describes the firm instead of treating any appearance as an endorsement.
Source evidence
See whether the response cites the firm, a legal directory, guidance, news coverage, or another source.
Every result stays tied to a dated prompt and answer. Mentsight records a numeric position only when the response explicitly orders the businesses it names.
Sources you may see in the answer
A citation is evidence about what informed an answer, not proof that the source caused a mention. Depending on the question, returned links may include:
- practice-area, lawyer-profile, and office pages
- regulators and official legal guidance
- legal directories and professional bodies
- reputable commentary, news, and case analysis
Mentsight labels links to your own domain separately, while keeping external sources available for review.
A sensible first report
Start with one practice area and one real market. Approve questions across problem recognition, provider discovery, location, and comparison. Have somebody with suitable legal and compliance context review any content action suggested by the resulting snapshot.
Each approved question is sampled five times per included assistant. That makes variation visible, but the report remains a snapshot of those questions and runs—not a complete measure of the market.
Law firms AI visibility FAQs
Is an AI mention the same as a legal recommendation?
No. Mentsight reports what the answer said. A mention, citation, and explicit ordered position are recorded separately and should not be presented as an independent judgment of legal quality.
Can a firm track different practice areas and locations?
Yes. The approved prompts can cover specific practice areas, audiences, jurisdictions, and locations, subject to the plan's question allowance.
Does Mentsight give legal SEO advice?
Mentsight surfaces evidence-backed opportunities to investigate. It does not replace legal, regulatory, or specialist SEO review.