Legal services
Why AI readiness matters for legal services
In an AI-first world, being a qualified firm isn't enough -- clients and their AI assistants need to be able to verify you before they trust you with their case. Citeworthy checks your SRA registration and standing against what you publish, alongside the wider evidence AI systems rely on, so inconsistencies show up as findings in your audit rather than going unnoticed.
What we audit
What Citeworthy checks for legal services.
First-party evidence
Your website and structured data -- name, services, locations and technical accessibility. Does it say clearly what you do, where, and for whom, and can a crawler read it at all?
Public evidence
Your Google Profile and third-party sources -- category, service area, opening hours, reviews and directory listings, cross-checked against your website.
SRA verification
Your registration and standing are checked against what you publish and surfaced as a finding for review.
AI observation
How Perplexity, Gemini, ChatGPT and Claude respond to representative questions about your service, including when a system doesn't recognise you or returns something contradictory. Citeworthy is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of these providers.
Evidence-linked findings
Every finding traced to a real source -- your website, Google Profile, or a public record -- never a black-box score.
SRA verification
Your registration and standing are checked against what you publish and surfaced as a finding for review.
A clear action plan
Findings ranked by severity, with a re-audit to confirm what's actually been resolved.