Law firms rated 4.5+ with few Google reviews in the US
Get 429 law firms in the US rated 4.5 or higher with 9 or fewer Google reviews and a phone number, out of the 7,539 67Leads lists there (6%). The first 67 leads of any list are free.
Updated (the day rows in this list last changed). Counts as of 11 Nov 2026.
The first 5 on the list
| Company | City | Rating | Reviews | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Madrigal Car Accident Law Firm | Bakersfield, CA | 5.0 | 9 | +1661371**** |
| Lamelas Law, PC | San Diego, CA | 5.0 | 9 | +1888792**** |
| Formula Law | St. Louis, MO | 5.0 | 8 | +1314753**** |
| Grosse Pointe Law Center, PLLC | Grosse Pointe, MI | 5.0 | 8 | +1313331**** |
| The Law Office of Donald R. Hammond | Long Beach, CA | 5.0 | 7 | +1323529**** |
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What these numbers mean
6% of law firms in the US are rated 4.5 or higher with 9 or fewer reviews, below the 16% across every trade 67Leads lists.
The median business here has 4 reviews and the average rating is 4.9. A high rating from so few reviews is thin evidence, which is the opening: happy customers exist and few people can see them.
367 of the 429 (86%) are rated a perfect 5.0, so there is a good review to put in front of the next customer.
36 (8%) also list no website: one local-presence offer can cover both gaps.
Every business here has a phone number; 415 of the 429 (97%) have a local number rather than a toll-free one.
Ratings and review counts are as of the last refresh of each record, and can have moved since.
How to pitch them (general guidance)
- Sell a habit, not a number: a text or QR card after each finished job is something an owner can picture and start this week. Their customers already like them.
- Never write, buy or gate reviews, and do not pay or reward customers for them: it breaks Google's rules and consumer-protection law. Ask every customer and let them say what they think.
- Look at the law firm's listing before you dial. Read the few reviews it has, note how recent they are and whether the owner replied, and open with that detail.
- A short review history can mean new, quiet or never asked. Ask which, because each needs a different offer.
- Call first. Not every row has an email address.
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Law firms by state
California (137)Texas (46)Florida (7)Arizona (7)Colorado (9)Oklahoma (21)North Carolina (8)Tennessee (7)Missouri (5)Ohio (10)Oregon (19)Michigan (13)Washington (11)New Mexico (4)Hawaii (42)Minnesota (3)Nebraska (7)Kentucky (5)Georgia (5)Pennsylvania (2)Wisconsin (7)District of Columbia (18)Massachusetts (12)Maryland (3)Indiana (3)Kansas (7)Illinois (1)Virginia (3)Louisiana (7)
Cities with the most law firms on this list
Sacramento, CA (14)Portland, OR (19)San Jose, CA (16)Seattle, WA (11)Honolulu, HI (42)Tulsa, OK (10)Washington, DC (18)Oklahoma City, OK (10)Oakland, CA (33)Corpus Christi, TX (13)San Francisco, CA (18)Long Beach, CA (14)Detroit, MI (10)Arlington, TX (11)Anaheim, CA (12)
Questions
429 of the 7,539 67Leads lists are rated 4.5 or higher, have 9 or fewer reviews and a phone number, counted from public business listings.
Not on its own. A handful of reviews can swing a rating either way. That is why this list is a prospecting angle (good rating, little proof), not a ranking of quality.
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