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Published 2026-08-12 · Release 2026.08.12-r4
Torgenson Law (88.4/100), Kelly Law Team Phoenix (84.1/100), Harris Injury Law (83.8/100) have the three highest Review Evidence Scores among 34 qualified offices in Law Leaderboard’s fixed Phoenix personal injury cohort. The score compares public-review evidence; it does not measure legal ability, credentials, outcomes, or fit.
Fixed cohort · minimum publication gate: 8 qualified offices
Fast comparison
| Rank / office | Score | Rating | Tracked | Analyzed | Practice evidence | Maps pos. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1Torgenson Law | 88.4 | 5 | 720 | 636 | Profile + review context | #5 |
| #2Kelly Law Team Phoenix | 84.1 | 5 | 334 | 319 | Profile + review context | #1 |
| #3Harris Injury Law | 83.8 | 4.9 | 130 | 106 | Profile + review context | #39 |
| #4Hirsch & Lyon | 79.9 | 4.9 | 335 | 294 | Profile + review context | #40 |
| #5Shapiro Law Team | 79.8 | 5 | 875 | 789 | Profile + review context | #43 |
Maps visibility is shown separately and is never used to calculate the Review Evidence Score.
Leading offices
Each profile combines score depth, practice-signal basis, and a separate visibility observation. Read the office page before making a shortlist.
Practice basis: Profile + review context. Evidence depth: strong. These are observed public signals, not a specialization or outcome finding.
Review full office evidence →Practice basis: Profile + review context. Evidence depth: strong. These are observed public signals, not a specialization or outcome finding.
Review full office evidence →Practice basis: Profile + review context. Evidence depth: moderate. These are observed public signals, not a specialization or outcome finding.
Review full office evidence →Practice basis: Profile + review context. Evidence depth: strong. These are observed public signals, not a specialization or outcome finding.
Review full office evidence →Practice basis: Profile + review context. Evidence depth: strong. These are observed public signals, not a specialization or outcome finding.
Review full office evidence →Practice basis: Profile + review context. Evidence depth: moderate. These are observed public signals, not a specialization or outcome finding.
Review full office evidence →Practice basis: Profile + review context. Evidence depth: minimum. These are observed public signals, not a specialization or outcome finding.
Review full office evidence →Practice basis: Profile + review context. Evidence depth: strong. These are observed public signals, not a specialization or outcome finding.
Review full office evidence →Practice basis: Profile + review context. Evidence depth: minimum. These are observed public signals, not a specialization or outcome finding.
Review full office evidence →Practice basis: Profile + review context. Evidence depth: strong. These are observed public signals, not a specialization or outcome finding.
Review full office evidence →Market insights
Market depth
20 qualified offices were observed beyond Maps position 20, while 14 were observed within the first 20. Discovery visibility and review evidence can tell different stories.
20 of 34 beyond position 20
Hidden leaders
A “hidden leader” appears beyond observed Maps position 20 but has a Review Evidence Score at or above the qualified-market median. It is a research label, not an endorsement.
Harris Injury Law: 83.8 score, Maps #39Hirsch & Lyon: 79.9 score, Maps #40Shapiro Law Team: 79.8 score, Maps #43Review concentration
The five most-reviewed qualified offices account for 14% of tracked reviews. The review-volume HHI is 858.4, a descriptive concentration measure rather than a quality score.
HHI 858.4
For personal-injury comparisons, the practice-evidence gate requires a public-profile practice signal or sufficient context-classified review evidence alongside the review input gate. That supports like-for-like comparison of available public evidence. It does not establish specialization, credentials, legal ability, likely results, or whether an office fits a particular matter.
The practice gate decides whether an office belongs in this comparison. The Review Evidence Score then compares public-rating, depth, recommendation, communication, public owner-response, consistency, and low-concern signals. Neither step evaluates legal skill or likely results.
“Best observed position” is the strongest discovery position captured across the fixed query collection. Multiple offices can show the same value when observations came from different queries or backfills. It is never a score input.
Read the complete methodology →Complete published cohort
Rank movement between snapshots is withheld until the multi-snapshot publication gate is met, so this table reports one dated snapshot rather than a trend. Scores compare public-review evidence only.
FAQ
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Torgenson Law (88.4/100), Kelly Law Team Phoenix (84.1/100), Harris Injury Law (83.8/100) have the three highest Review Evidence Scores among 34 qualified offices in Law Leaderboard’s fixed Phoenix personal injury cohort. The score compares public-review evidence; it does not measure legal ability, credentials, outcomes, or fit.
34 of 50 discovered office profiles passed both the review-evidence and practice-signal gates. Law Leaderboard requires at least 8 qualified offices before publishing a market page.
No. Maps visibility is reported as a separate discovery observation and never enters the Review Evidence Score.
No. Practice inclusion requires explicit public-profile language or sufficient context-classified review evidence. It is not a credential, specialization certification, endorsement, or outcome claim.
Provenance
Source research release llb-depth50-research-2026-08-11-r1 was materialized 2026-08-12T08:00:43Z. Practice classification uses practice-signal-v1.0.0; scoring uses review-evidence-v1.0.0. The public consumer release was published 2026-08-12.
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