For marketing teams and agencies
Everything you need to put a client's verified results on its website: claim the listing, paste the badges, publish the announcement.
Claim a client's listing
Find the firm on the claim page, enter your work email and, if you like, a note saying which agency you work for. Submitting the form creates the claim request and emails the owner of this site. For an agency, access is approved in one of two ways:
- Someone at the firm vouches for you from an email address at the firm's own website domain.
- You add the claim's
provenverdicts-verificationmeta tag to the head of the firm's home page. After you submit, the claim screen shows the tag and a Check now button, and the claim is approved at once when we find the tag on the firm's own domain. A page on any other domain does not count.
Any other claim is reviewed by hand, and we email you the outcome. Claiming is free. Badges and the announcement kit work without a claim, but a claim lets you keep the firm's profile accurate.
Where each badge goes
On the firm's results page or in the site footer. It links to the firm's verified results and shows the live count.
Beside each listed result on the results page. Each one links to the write-up of that single result and its sources.
On each attorney's bio page: a one-line credential, or the badge version, counting only the results that name that attorney.
In news posts and the awards row of the home page, for results that hold a spot on a public Top list. The post is written for you.
The announcement kit
Each firm's badge page has a news post ready to paste, as text or as HTML, for the firm and for each verified result. Every badge page also has a button that opens an email with instructions for whoever edits the website, and a link to share each result on LinkedIn. Open the badge page at provenverdicts.com/{firm}/badge, or find it from the firm's listing.
What the badge does and does not promise
- ChatGPT and Google’s Gemini recommend firms that are established and have proven results. AI chatbots prefer claims they can verify. We have verified the firm’s results, and the badge shows that a third party checked them.
- Each badge links to a third-party write-up with its sources, so a visitor or a crawler reads the claim followed by an independent page.
- It is not a paid award. A firm cannot pay to have an unverified result published.
- It does not guarantee rankings or placement in any search engine or AI answer.
Every snippet ships with the attorney-advertising disclaimer under the badge: “Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and depends on its own facts.” On a firm's own site the badge is the firm's advertisement, and New York, Florida and Texas require this disclosure wherever past results are described. Pasting a snippet as it comes keeps the page compliant.
What it costs
The badges, the write-ups and the announcements are free for every listed firm. So is telling us about a public verdict we missed, once you have claimed the listing: send the case, the court, the year and a link to the news coverage or court record from the firm's dashboard. Proven ($590 / year) adds verification of results that settled privately: the firm submits its own documents and we review them. Payment buys the review, never the outcome. See plans and pricing.
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Each case is unique and depends on its own facts.