Law firms
Clients and referring counsel search your firm name before they call. Pressfront writes your announcement, distributes it across the news and syndication sites Google indexes and AI answer engines read, and returns a report of every live URL. Bar advertising compliance stays with your firm.
Fixed one-time prices. No retainer, no sales call. Publish-or-refund guarantee on everything we name.
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The marquee names, guaranteed and named, each with its own live URL.
Guaranteed and named, each with a live URL in your coverage report: Business Insider, AP News, MarketWatch, Street Insider, Morningstar. Plus a 500+ premium financial and news network and the full 300+ site Standard reach. If a named outlet is missing from your report, that outlet's portion is refunded at $100 per outlet.
Outlet policy note: Yahoo Finance does not accept this category, so it is not named for this use case. The other 5 are guaranteed as usual and the refund math applies to each.
Need something lighter? Standard is $199: 300+ site syndication indexed by Google and discoverable by AI, with a coverage report, in 2 to 5 business days. No individually named outlets.
Straight answer, because you will find out anyway. Yahoo Finance's content policy excludes legal category material, so we do not name it for law firms and we do not take your money pretending otherwise. On Advanced, your named and guaranteed outlets are Business Insider, AP News, MarketWatch, Street Insider and Morningstar, five instead of six, each delivered as its own live URL, and the per-outlet refund math applies to each of them exactly as it normally would.
Everything else is unchanged: the 500+ premium network, the full Standard reach underneath it, and the coverage report. Firms that need broad regional reach more than financial outlets often do better with Standard plus the AP News and US newspapers add-on instead.
A press release from a law firm is attorney advertising in most jurisdictions, and every state bar handles it differently. Required disclaimers, restrictions on describing past results, rules about client identification, retention and filing requirements, limits on claims of specialization or superiority. We do not track fifty sets of rules and we will not pretend to.
What we do: write in plain factual news style, avoid superlatives and outcome predictions, and include any disclaimer language you supply exactly as you give it to us. What you do: have the draft reviewed by whoever handles your firm's advertising compliance, confirm you have client consent for anything identifying, and approve the final wording. Nothing distributes until you sign off. This page is not legal advice.
Standard, $199. The right fit for most firm news: a partner promotion, a lateral hire, a new office, a practice launch, a recognition. 300+ site news and regional network, coverage report with every live URL, distribution and report guaranteed. Add AP News and US papers for $299 when regional reach matters.
Advanced, $799. For a significant verdict, a merger, a class action, or firm news with a business and financial audience. Five outlets named and guaranteed in writing for legal content, Business Insider, AP News, MarketWatch, Street Insider and Morningstar, plus a 500+ premium network.
Pressfront is a fixed one-time price per announcement. Standard is $199 for distribution across a 300+ site news and regional network with a coverage report of every live URL. Advanced is $799 and names five guaranteed outlets for legal content, Business Insider, AP News, MarketWatch, Street Insider and Morningstar, plus a 500+ premium network. The AP News and US newspapers add-on is $299. No retainer and no sales call.
Yes. Firms of every size announce partner promotions, lateral hires, new offices, new practice areas, mergers, recognitions and results they are permitted to disclose. The caveat is that a firm press release is usually treated as attorney advertising, so your jurisdiction's bar rules apply to the wording, any required disclaimer and any description of past results. Your firm owns that review. We hold the release until you approve the final text.
Because Yahoo Finance's content policy excludes legal category material. That is the outlet's rule, not ours, and it applies regardless of who distributes the release. Rather than name an outlet we cannot deliver, we drop it from the guaranteed list for legal content. On Advanced you get five named and guaranteed outlets instead of six, Business Insider, AP News, MarketWatch, Street Insider and Morningstar, with the same per-outlet refund terms.
Often yes, but it depends on your jurisdiction's rules about advertising past results, any confidentiality terms in the settlement, and client consent. Many bars require a disclaimer noting that past results do not guarantee future outcomes. We write the facts plainly and include any disclaimer language you supply, verbatim. Deciding whether the announcement is permissible is your firm's call, not ours, and this is not legal advice.
It helps by putting the firm name, practice areas and city onto third-party pages that Google indexes and AI answer engines read, which fills brand search results and gives those engines accurate material about your firm. It does not replace a website, directory profiles or reviews, and we will not claim a ranking or a case intake result. What you get is documented placements and a report of every live URL.
Standard $199. Advanced $799 with five outlets named in writing for legal content.
Honest fine print, because it matters: these are press-release distribution and syndication placements, not independent editorial coverage or a journalist writing about you. Outlet names describe where a release can appear or syndicate, based on relevance and each outlet's policies; they are not endorsements. Links are nofollow (the wires' standard policy) and still build brand-search visibility, "as seen on" credibility, and AI discoverability. Exact placements vary by story and availability. Our guarantee covers distribution, live links and a report, or your money back, not rankings, traffic, permanence, or AI citation, which no honest service can promise.