Websites for law firms
Law firm websites that earn trust before the first call.
Someone searching for a lawyer is usually having a bad week. Your site should make them feel they’re in capable hands — then make reaching you effortless.
- Practice-area pages that rank
- Secure intake forms
- Bar-rule aware copy
Law firm website design
7 core pages · custom-built, never a template
The job
A law firm site has three jobs.
Look like the firm they want
Clients judge competence from the first screen. Calm, confident design and clear writing signal the same care you bring to a case.
Answer the question they searched
Nobody searches “law firm.” They search their problem — a custody dispute, a contract, a visa. Practice-area pages meet them right there.
Make the first contact easy
A short, secure intake form and a clear consultation button on every page — so a nervous visitor becomes a booked consultation.
The problem
Sound familiar?
Our site looks like every other firm’s.
A stock gavel, a list of practice areas, “contact us.” Nothing tells a visitor why they should call you instead of the next result.
We rank for our name, not our work.
People who already know you find you. People searching for help with a specific legal problem find someone else.
Inquiries disappear into an inbox.
A generic contact form, an unmonitored mailbox, and no quick way to tell which inquiries are real matters worth a call back.
What we build
Everything it needs. Nothing it doesn’t.
Practice-area pages
One page per area you actually want more of, written in plain language and structured to rank for the problems clients search.
Attorney profiles
Credentials, bar admissions, languages and notable experience — the page prospective clients read most closely before they call.
Secure intake
A confidential intake form with conflict-check fields and clear disclaimers, encrypted in transit and routed to the right person.
Consultation booking
Clients pick a consultation slot online or request a call back — with the details you need captured up front.
Insights that rank
Articles on the questions clients actually ask, so Google sees your expertise — and so do they.
Written with the rules in mind
Required disclaimers, no promised outcomes, careful handling of testimonials — built around your bar’s advertising rules, with you signing off every line.
The blueprint
The pages that pull their weight.
Our starting sitemap — we adjust it to how your business actually runs before anything gets designed.
Home
Who you help, what you handle, and a consultation button — no stock gavels.
Practice areas
A hub plus one detailed page per area, each answering the questions clients search.
Attorneys
Individual profiles with credentials, bar admissions, languages and experience.
Results & recognition
Notable matters and honours, framed within what your bar rules allow.
Insights
Articles and legal updates that build authority and search visibility.
Free consultation
A secure intake form with conflict-check fields and a clear next step.
Offices & contact
Addresses, map, hours and direct lines.
Built for US firms
Built around the rules you practise under.
Advertising rules
ABA Model Rule 7.1 and state bar rules govern what firms can say online. We write to them — no guarantees, no misleading claims, disclaimers where your state requires them.
“Lawyer near me”
Local search decides most consumer-law matters. LegalService structured data, location pages and a tuned Google Business Profile help put you in the map pack.
Accessibility
A WCAG 2.1 AA build, so every prospective client can use the site — and the firm isn’t the one defending an accessibility claim.
Let’s map your firm’s site in one call.
Tell us which matters you want more of. We’ll show you the pages that would bring them in.
How it works
From first call to live.
A straight conversation
You tell us how customers find you today and what a good month looks like. No brief needed, no sales deck.
The blueprint
We come back with the sitemap, the approach and a timeline — before a single pixel gets designed.
Design, words, build
Custom design, copy written for your customers, and a fast mobile-first build with SEO set up from day one.
Launch, then grow
We launch, connect Google, and stay on for updates, fixes and the SEO that keeps it climbing.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
- How much does a law firm website cost?
- It depends on the number of practice areas and attorneys, and whether you need the content written for you. We quote a fixed price after a short call, before anything starts.
- Will the website follow bar advertising rules?
- We build with ABA Model Rule 7.1 and your state’s rules in mind — no guaranteed outcomes, no misleading comparisons, disclaimers where required — and nothing goes live without your review. Final compliance sign-off stays with the firm.
- Is the intake form confidential?
- Submissions are encrypted in transit and routed only to the people you choose. The form carries a clear notice that submitting it doesn’t create an attorney–client relationship.
- Can you write the practice-area content?
- Yes. We draft plain-language pages from a short interview with your attorneys, and you review everything for accuracy before it’s published.
- How does a law firm website bring in clients from Google?
- By ranking for the problems people search, not just your firm’s name: detailed practice-area pages, local SEO, legal-service structured data, and articles that answer real questions. We set all of it up at launch.
Keep exploring
The site is the start. Here’s the rest.
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Let’s build
Ready for a site that works as hard as you do?
Tell us about your business. We’ll come back with how we’d build it — the pages, the plan, the timeline.