People increasingly ask AI assistants for a starting point when they need legal help — not a legal opinion, just a name to call. Mentioned asks ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini 5 realistic questions someone might ask when looking for a lawyer in your practice area and city, and reports whether your firm's name comes up. This is a check of AI answer visibility only — it has nothing to do with legal advice, case outcomes, or attorney rankings.
Mentioned generates questions shaped like these — specific to your practice area and city, not your firm's name.
These are the kinds of questions the free checker uses to test visibility — Mentioned doesn't generate legal advice, evaluate case merits, or rank attorneys by quality. It only reports whether a name is mentioned in an AI assistant's answer.
Someone dealing with an accident, a custody dispute, or a business problem often just wants a first name to reach out to. If an AI assistant is the first thing they ask, only the firms that come up in that answer get considered before anyone opens a search engine.
What a model can draw on is whatever is publicly written about a firm — practice-area pages, published case types (not case outcomes), attorney bios, legitimate legal directories. Firms whose only online presence is a directory listing give the model very little to work with.
A high or low score reflects whether an AI assistant's answer happened to include your firm's name for a given question — nothing more. It isn't a ranking of attorney quality, a guarantee of case results, or a substitute for compliant legal advertising review in your jurisdiction.
Enter your firm's name and practice area with your city (e.g. "personal injury lawyer in Phoenix") and see how ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini answer the questions a prospective client would ask. Same free checker, no legal-specific setup required.
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