DigiKimolia practical guide
Legal Directory Submission Readiness Checklist
A working checklist for stronger Legal 500, Chambers, and other directory submissions, built around position, evidence, drafting, and review.
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Define the case before collecting the evidence.
A strong submission is not a general description of the firm. It is an argument for recognition in one category, supported by evidence a researcher can assess quickly.
- 01Confirm the exact category name, jurisdiction, research scope, and deadline.
- 02Review the prior submission, published rankings, researcher feedback, and known gaps.
- 03Write one sentence stating why the practice should be recognised now.
- 04Identify three supporting themes that can be proved through matters, clients, team growth, or market activity.
- 05Separate firm-wide claims from claims that belong to this practice or jurisdiction.
Working prompt
If the researcher remembers only one fact about this practice after reading, what should it be, and which matters prove it?