Do you handle my kind of case?
Clear practice-area pages that explain what you do, for whom, and what the process looks like.
Industries
Law firm websites that earn trust before the first call
People contacting a lawyer are often stressed and comparing options. We design clear, credible websites for solo attorneys, solicitors and small firms, written to respect the advertising and transparency rules you work under.
What your customers look for
Who will handle my matter?
Real profiles of your lawyers, with admissions, qualifications and experience stated accurately.
What will it cost?
Pricing information, fee structures or free initial consultations, where you offer them and where rules require them.
Can I contact you confidentially?
Clear contact options and a note about not sending confidential details through a basic web form.
Are you regulated?
Regulatory details, bar admissions or the SRA badge, complaints procedure and any required disclaimers.
Can I reach you quickly?
Visible phone, email and booking options on every page, fast on mobile.
Pages and features that matter most
- One page per practice area, written in plain language
- Lawyer profiles with accurate admissions and qualifications
- Pricing or fee information where you publish it (and where rules require it)
- Contact form with a confidentiality notice and minimal fields
- Required disclaimers, regulatory information and complaints procedure
- Structured data for LegalService / Attorney with address and hours
- Accessible, readable design that works on every phone
Compliance basics
Rules worth knowing by market
| Market | What to check |
|---|---|
| United States | State rules based on ABA Model Rules 7.1–7.3 apply to lawyer websites: no false or misleading statements, care with testimonials, results and "specialist" claims. Some states require labels such as "Attorney Advertising" and disclaimers that past results don't guarantee future outcomes. |
| United Kingdom | SRA-regulated firms must follow the SRA Transparency Rules: publish price and service information for certain services (for example residential conveyancing, probate and some employment and immigration matters), your complaints procedure, and display the SRA digital badge. |
| EU / Germany | Lawyer advertising must be factual (in Germany, § 43b BRAO and the BORA). The Impressum must include the bar (Rechtsanwaltskammer), professional title and applicable professional rules. |
| UAE, Saudi Arabia & Gulf | Advertising by lawyers is restricted in several Gulf jurisdictions. Keep content factual and informational, and confirm requirements with your licensing authority before launch. |
These notes are a starting point, not legal advice. Rules change and vary by state, emirate and country, so please confirm the details with your regulator or professional body. We'll build whatever your compliance requires.
FAQ
Law firms: common questions
Do you write legal content?
We structure and edit pages for clarity. Legal content and any claims must be reviewed and approved by you, because you're responsible for compliance with your professional rules.
Can you add client testimonials?
Only genuine testimonials that you have permission to use, and only where your rules allow them. We never invent reviews or results.
How much does a law firm website cost?
$150 for the first page and $50 for each extra page. A typical small-firm site (home, practice areas, team, fees, contact) is 5–8 pages, $350–$500. The homepage demo is free.
Do you have law firm examples?
We don't yet have a law firm concept design. Your free homepage demo is the best way to see what we'd create for your firm.
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