Why Law Firms Are Invisible to AI
Bar admissions, practice areas, education, case history — it's all on the website. None of it is structured. When AI systems describe the firm, they have nothing authoritative to work from, so they guess.
Thinking about web architecture, AI representation, and what it means when machines define your identity.
Bar admissions, practice areas, education, case history — it's all on the website. None of it is structured. When AI systems describe the firm, they have nothing authoritative to work from, so they guess.
70% of heirs will fire their parents' financial advisor. The next generation discovers advisors through AI. Most firms have no infrastructure to be found.
AI systems are describing your firm to prospects right now. They may be getting it wrong. For regulated businesses, that gap is not just a reputation problem.
The shift to machine-first reading is already complete. What remains uneven is how websites are built in response to it.
There is no browser, no layout, no design. Only structure. Understanding how machines read your site changes how you build it.
Websites rarely fail all at once. They erode. Understanding why helps you build something that lasts.