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Reviews

Rate and review the experts you've worked with — publicly, or just for your firm.

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After you've worked with an expert, you can leave a rating and a written review. Public reviews help other attorneys; firm-only reviews are a private note to your colleagues about who to use again.

Find it at Reviews in the sidebar, under Cases.

My Reviews

Sample data — fictional reviews
Dr. Elena Cross
Approved

Meticulous and responsive throughout

Dr. Cross turned around a thorough causation report ahead of schedule and held up well under a tough deposition. Would retain again without hesitation.

Aug 14, 2026

Marcus Ibe
Approved

Solid technical opinion, tight turnaround

Clear structural analysis and an exhibit set opposing counsel couldn't poke holes in. Only ding is he was slow to reply to early scheduling emails.

Jul 2, 2026

Sofia Reyes
Pending

Excellent trial testimony prep

Walked our associate through mock cross twice and adjusted her report language when we flagged an ambiguity. Jury clearly followed her explanation.

Sep 16, 2026(Firm Only)

Teddy Okafor
Pending

Good analysis, slow to start

The final report was well supported, but it took three follow-ups over two weeks just to get an engagement letter back. Budget extra lead time.

Sep 5, 2026

#Writing a review

Click Write a Review and pick an expert. The picker lists experts you've unlocked — that's the eligibility rule, so if the list is empty you'll need to unlock someone first. With more than five in the list, a filter box appears.

The form itself:

FieldRequiredLimit
RatingYes1 to 5 stars
TitleNo200 characters
ReviewNo2,000 characters
Visibility—Public or Firm Only. Defaults to Public

Public reviews can appear on the expert's profile once approved. Firm Only reviews stay inside your firm — useful for candid notes on how an engagement actually went.

One review per expert. If you've already reviewed someone, you'll be told so rather than creating a duplicate — edit the existing one instead.

#Moderation

Every review goes through moderation before it's visible, so each one carries a status:

StatusWhat it means
PendingSubmitted and awaiting review by our team
ApprovedLive
RejectedNot published. The reason is shown on the card so you know what to change

Editing an approved review sends it back through moderation — the confirmation says "Review updated — pending moderation" so there's no surprise about it briefly disappearing.

#Editing and deleting

The pencil and trash icons on each card handle both. Deleting asks for confirmation first and can't be undone.