Make your peoplethe #1 AI answer

Solicitors working together at a desk

“Who's the best divorce lawyer in Cardiff?”

Asked in ChatGPT

Sarah Chen

Harrison & Cole LLP

Score

94

Cited in

  • ChatGPT
  • Claude
  • Gemini

Your competitive edge is not your homepage. It is the partners and associates clients actually instruct. Lanyard is the verified record of your lawyers that AI assistants can cite, so instructions follow your people, not just your firm's name.

Verified profiles your partnership stands behind

We go inside your firm to validate what your lawyers have actually delivered, then publish the record AI platforms trust.

Sarah Chen

Harrison & Cole LLP

  • 89% verified success rate
  • 142 matter outcomes validated
  • 27 peer endorsements

Your star performers in AI recommendations

When someone asks for the best divorce lawyer in Cardiff, they get people: ranked, verified, and available through your firm.

Top family lawyers · Cardiff

  • #1Sarah Chen94
  • #2James Okonkwo91
  • #3Elena Vasquez88

Competitive intelligence before mandates slip

Understand how AI is reshaping competitive dynamics in your markets before it shows up in the monthly figures.

Citations

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Governance that protects the firm

Protect the firm's reputation while giving individual lawyers the visibility the market now demands.

Before anything publishes

  • SRA-aligned review
  • Firm sign-off
  • Proprietary detail

How Lanyard helpsVisibility with less guesswork

Verified track records

Matter outcomes and endorsements validated inside your firm before anything publishes.

Ranked AI answers

Your lawyers appear as named, ranked recommendations, not another firm mention.

Availability signals

Lead times shown beside every ranking, so clients choose someone who fits their timeline.

Query monitoring

The questions real prospects ask, run on schedule across ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.

Competitor benchmarks

See which rival lawyers get cited on the queries that drive instructions in your markets.

SRA-aligned review

Disclosure and conduct guardrails keep every claim firm-approved and audit-ready.

Competitive assessment

Share of voice

Family · Cardiff

Sarah Chen
J. Okonkwo
Merritt Legal
M. Lewis

Query watchlist

Query watchlist

ChatGPT · Claude · Gemini

  • Best family lawyer Cardiff#1
  • Divorce solicitor CardiffAlert
  • Financial remedy Wales#2

Common questions

We work inside your firm, not from public web scrapes. Matter outcomes, client reviews, peer endorsements, and win rates are validated against your records before anything is published. What reaches chat is a competitive summary, never proprietary detail.

Assistants are moving from firm-level answers to named recommendations. Lanyard supplies the structured, verified profiles they need to cite individual lawyers, ranked by practice area, geography, track record, and availability.

No. It strengthens it. Your firm's brand appears on every profile. Lanyard ensures the lawyers clients actually instruct are the ones AI recommends, so your marketing investment converts into named experts rather than another generic firm mention.

Lists are ranked by verified track record, but availability and typical lead time are shown alongside each lawyer. The highest-scored specialist may not be free immediately; clients see who fits their timeline, and your firm still wins the instruction.

We run synthetic client queries across ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini on a schedule: the same questions real prospects ask. You see who gets cited, who does not, and when a rival starts outranking you on a query that matters.

Every profile passes regulatory review before it goes live. Claims are tied to verified matters, endorsements require consent, and nothing publishes without firm sign-off. Consistency is checked across every platform.

Only what a client needs to choose counsel: name, firm, practice fit, verified scores, aggregate outcomes, endorsements, and availability. Nothing proprietary: no matter values, client details, or internal firm data. Enough to compete, never enough to reveal.