What happens next explainers
The stages of a matter in plain words.
Law firms and solicitors
People searching for a lawyer are often anxious and short on time. A firm that explains what happens next, how long it usually takes and what to bring earns trust before the first call. Producing such videos is the part firms never get around to. Chitrio drafts the script from your process notes, narrates it and adds captions, so a partner can approve a video in the time it takes to read a page. Clear, calm videos also reduce the number of basic calls your staff handle, because the answer to what happens next is already on the page the client is reading.
Free trial to start · the cost is shown before every render
Straight answer: Legal marketing is regulated by bar associations and law societies. Do not guarantee outcomes, imply a lawyer-client relationship or give advice on a specific case. Every script needs approval from a qualified lawyer at your firm before it is rendered or published.
Wills and estates, conveyancing, employment, immigration or family matters, one question per video.
Edit for accuracy and jurisdiction. Add your firm's required disclaimer.
Embed on the practice page and share short versions on social channels.
Keep the approved script with the date and approver, so the firm can show how each video was reviewed.
Review each video when relevant rules change and retire any that are no longer accurate.
The stages of a matter in plain words.
What clients should gather.
Who the team is and how they work.
Ten common questions, answered in a minute each.
US firms vary by state and bar rules, UK solicitors follow the SRA, Canadian firms vary by province and law society, and Australian firms by state and territory.
A short video on each lawyer's focus area and approach, so clients can choose who to call.
No. A lawyer must check everything.
Only where your regulator allows, and never as a guarantee.
Yes with care. Keep the tone calm and neutral.
Yes, on the closing card.
Yes, which can help serve local communities.