How should law firms and attorneys prepare for AI search?
AI-search readiness for a law firm rests on three pillars: FAQ-style pages that answer general legal questions, LegalService structured data, and machine-readable credentials and practice areas. Keep general legal information clearly separated from case-specific advice, and stay within attorney advertising rules — in Korea, Article 23 of the Attorney-at-Law Act prohibits false, exaggerated, or misleading claims.
Updated 2026-07-12
Frequently asked questions
- How should law firms and attorneys prepare for AI search?
- Build FAQ-style pages that answer general legal questions people actually ask, mark the firm up with LegalService structured data, and publish credentials and registered practice areas in machine-readable form — all while staying within attorney advertising rules and separating general information from individual legal advice.
- Should a law firm use the Attorney or LegalService schema type?
- Use LegalService. Schema.org marks the Attorney type as deprecated and recommends LegalService as the more inclusive, less ambiguous type under LocalBusiness.