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The Largest Personal Injury Law Firm Brands in Portland

Joe Bornstein Law holds 19.2% of branded search demand in the Portland, ME (Nielsen DMA 500) market — 5 firms measured, 590 branded searches per month. Updated September 2026.

The Portland ledger

#FirmBranded searches / moShare of all demandProfile
1Joe Bornstein Law24019.2%profile
2Berman & Simmons1008%profile
3Gideon Asen1008%profile
4Thompson Law806.4%profile
5Garmey Law705.6%profile
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Who is the most-searched personal injury law firm in Portland?

Joe Bornstein Law attracts the most branded search demand of any measured personal injury firm in Portland — 240 searches for the firm by name each month, 19.2% of all injury-related search demand in the market.

Which injury law firm has the strongest brand in Portland?

Joe Bornstein Law holds the strongest brand position, with 19.2% of Portland's total injury search demand — a led market.

How many people search for injury lawyers in Portland each month?

Roughly 1,250 injury-related searches happen in the Portland market each month, of which 47% are already branded — people typing a specific firm's name rather than a generic phrase like "car accident lawyer."

Brand demand share = branded searches for a firm (name, misspellings, principals, nicknames) as a share of all injury-related search demand in this market, from Google Ads search volume. Volumes are Keyword Planner buckets — treat figures as bands. Full methodology. Data updated 2026-09-01.

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