This page will be updated periodically with the latest statistics. As of December 2025, ChatGPT traffic to attorney websites averages 0.4% of their total traffic. Methodology: We take the data from 20 high traffic attorney sites and look at the average. The websites are a good mix: some firms are old, with large settlements, and many reviews. These sites get
At first glance, the proposed “Protecting Automobile Accident Victims from Attorney Self-Dealing Act” is a reform measure backed and promoted by consumer protection groups. However, upon deeper examination, you learn that the ride-sharing company Uber actually is pushing this proposed amendment to the California Constitution. With enough signatures, Initiative 25-0022 would appear on the November 2026 ballot. The Uber-backed initiative
Various ads on social media make claims that LSA can be “kick started”, “jail broken”, “hacked”, etc, etc, etc, into working. The claims are very appealing to advertisers who have been left with no LSA leads while their competitors get plenty of leads. They want answers. And who can blame them? The Problem: For personal injury attorneys, LSA performs at
On October 3, 2025, what ridesharing services such as Lyft and Uber consider to be significant regulatory reforms became effective. Specifically, Senate Bill 371 as enacted reduces insurance requirements for Uber, Lyft, and other ridesharing services and their drivers. These companies tout the lower insurance requirements as ways to reduce the costs of ridesharing to their customers. However, the changes
On July 11, 2025, Google sent out an extremely confusing email titled “Local Services Customer Reviews are now fully managed by Google Business Profile”. The email says “Local Services Customer Reviews are now managed by Google Business Profile, rating and review counts may change.” What Does This Mean? Local Services Ads (LSA) used to display reviews left to business’s Google
On October 3, 2023, then-Governor Roy Cooper signed into law Senate Bill 452. Passed by the North Carolina General Assembly on September 22, 2023, this legislation changes laws related to claims on uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage. With these changes comes the potential to enhance prospects for better compensating those injured by careless or reckless drivers. The move has led
Tort reform advocates generally seek to address the costs of insurance and business losses created by lawsuits or threats to lawsuits. In the past, states such as South Carolina have imposed caps on damages and prefiling requirements in medical malpractice cases. A person claiming injuries by negligent physicians usually must have an affidavit from another physician that the negligent physician
Google Local Services Ads (LSA) advertisers, including attorneys, must agree to LSA’s new “Terms for Providers” by June 5, 2025 or else their ads will stop serving (if they were working to begin with). Google began notifying clients in April. Clicking their email resulted in nothing being displayed in the LSA platform, likely because it is a highly dysfunctional service.