Write a verified review.

1. What we'll need from you

Every review on Lawyer Reviews is matched against a confirmed engagement record before publication. To submit a review, you'll need:

• The lawyer's name (or firm name) and your suburb.
• A redacted invoice, costs agreement, or engagement letter showing the lawyer's name or firm and a matter date within the last 24 months.
• A one-time identity verification (via a third-party verifier). Your identity can be shown publicly, abbreviated to initials, or hidden as Verified client — your choice. The verifier always sees a real identity.

2. What to write

Write about your experience working with this lawyer. Be specific. Mention what kind of matter it was, what they did well, and what could have been better. Plain English is fine. Sentences are fine.

3. What we won't publish

Per our review policy, we screen for and decline to publish reviews that:

• Make specific outcome claims (e.g. "won my case")
• Identify third parties by name
• Contain content that may amount to defamation, contempt, or suppression-order breach
• Are clearly written by a competitor, family member of the lawyer, or the lawyer themselves

4. Right of reply

Before your review goes live, the lawyer receives a 48-hour pre-publication notice. They can publish a single response, formally dispute the review, or take no action (auto-publish at end of window). All outcomes are public.

5. Submit a review

Email reviews@lawyerreviews.com.au with the subject line New review — [firm or lawyer name]. Attach your redacted invoice or engagement letter. We'll send you the identity-verification link and the review form. Most reviews go through in 3 business days; complex matters take up to 10.

If you'd like to submit anonymously: still email us — we hold your identity privately and publish under "Verified client" only.