Law firm and attorney website design
Law firm website design that turns a visit into a consultation
We design and build attorney websites that say what you handle and where, earn trust in the first few seconds and make the first call easy. You see and approve the design before it goes live.
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What your next client sees
AI answer
For a work injury claim in Atlanta, attorneys people often call:
Firm AFirm BFirm C
Map results
- Firm A
- Firm B
firm-a.com › workers' comp
firm-b.com › workers' comp
HOW CLIENTS FIND YOU NOW
One search, three places to win.
Most people who need a lawyer have never hired one. They search their problem on a phone, open two or three firm sites from the map or the results, and call the one that looks clear, local and safe to contact.
workers comp lawyer near me
Maps and your Google Business Profile
The profile is often the first thing a client sees, and the website link is the second. If that link lands on a generic homepage instead of the matter they searched, many go back and tap the next firm.
What we do: We build a page for every practice area and office, so each listing has a matching place to land.
Your firm website
Clients want three answers fast: do you handle my problem, are you near me, and what happens when I call. Attorney photos, real bar admissions and a plain word on fees or free consultations answer them.
What we do: We design practice-area pages around those questions, with the phone number always in reach.
AI answers
People now ask ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews or Copilot to suggest an attorney for a specific matter. Those tools read your pages and profiles, and they pass over firms whose sites say little beyond "experienced and aggressive".
What we do: We write specific, answer-first copy and add attorney and legal service schema the tools can read.
Then they call the firm that showed up clearest.
WHAT WE DO
Designed to be found, built to get the call.
A firm site has to earn trust, rank for the matters you want and get a worried person to pick up the phone. The build covers all three, and every claim on it is one you can stand behind.
Design and build
A site that looks like your firm, not a template with a gavel on it.
- Custom design with your own attorneys, offices and photography
- Attorney bio pages with bar admissions, education and practice focus
- A page for each practice area and each office
- Results and testimonial sections with the disclaimers your state expects
- Accessible, fast pages that read well on a phone
Client result
736 to 2,030
monthly clicks from Google, an SEO result, not a website build
Yanko Popovic Sidhu, Personal injury law, Calgary. Measured June 2025 vs June 2026. From SEO work, measured in the same calendar month a year apart.
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HOW THE BUILD WORKS
What happens, and when.
A firm site is built in four steps. How long each takes depends on the number of attorneys, practice areas and offices, and how quickly reviews come back, so this is the typical order, not a deadline.
- 1Step 1
Discovery
We agree the practice areas and cities that matter most, review your current site and search data, and list every page that must carry over.
- 2Step 2
Design approval
You see the homepage, an attorney bio and a practice-area page in your branding. The build starts once you approve them.
- 3Step 3
Build
Pages are written and built, intake forms and call tracking connected, schema added and every old URL redirected. You or your compliance lead review the copy.
- 4Step 4
Launch
The site goes live after your final sign-off, and we test forms, calls, speed and indexing on the live site.
The build ends at launch. If you later want ongoing work to grow rankings, law firm SEO is its own service, chosen separately.
BY PRACTICE AREA
Built around your practice areas.
An injury firm needs urgency and a phone number in reach; an estate planning practice needs calm and clear fees. The design follows the matters you handle.
- Personal injuryPhone-first and crowded, with results pages that need careful disclaimers.Read the guide
- Criminal defenseClients who need to know right now whether you take their charge and how to reach you.Read the guide
- ImmigrationPages in the languages your clients speak, and clear steps for people who research for weeks.Read the guide
- Family lawA calm, discreet tone, and private ways to get in touch.
- Estate planningPlain explanations of wills and trusts, and fees stated as openly as you allow.
- Business and employmentClients who compare firms on experience and want to see who they will work with.
- Multi-office firmsOne brand, a page for each office and attorney, and listings that match.
Designed within attorney advertising rules
A law firm website is attorney advertising. ABA Model Rule 7.1, which states adopt in their own versions, bars false or misleading statements, and past results shown without context can fall foul of it. Rule 7.2 limits calling a lawyer a specialist unless an approved body has certified them, and many states add their own requirements, such as disclaimers on results and testimonials, labels on some advertising or filing certain ads with the state bar. Intake forms should make clear that sending a message does not make someone a client. We design and write within those rules, and you or your compliance lead approve every page before it goes live.
The cost depends on how many attorneys, practice areas and offices the site covers, how much copy we write and what it connects to, such as intake or case management tools. Our website plans are on the pricing page, and on the first call we tell you which one fits your firm.
QUESTIONS
Law firm website design, answered.
01When do we get to see the design?
Early. After discovery you see the homepage, an attorney bio and a practice-area page in your branding, and the full build starts only once you approve them. You review the finished site too, and nothing goes live without your sign-off.
02Can we show case results and client reviews on the site?
Usually yes, with care. Most states allow past results and testimonials if they are accurate and not misleading, and many expect a disclaimer that outcomes depend on the facts of each case. Some states are stricter, so we draft the wording and your firm checks it against your state bar rules before it is published.
03We already get calls from search. Is a redesign risky?
It can be if pages disappear. Before the build we list every page that earns traffic, calls or links, map each one to its new address with a redirect and keep the practice-area content that ranks. After launch we watch Search Console, so anything missed is fixed quickly.
04Does the website design include SEO?
The foundation, yes: a structure planned around matters and cities, technical SEO, schema and redirects. Ranking in a competitive market usually also takes ongoing work, such as new pages, reviews and links. That is our law firm SEO service, and it is a separate choice.
05Can the site serve clients who speak Spanish or other languages?
Yes. Many firms serve clients in Spanish, Vietnamese, Chinese or other languages. We build translated versions of the key pages and set them up so Google shows each language to the right searcher. Someone at the firm who speaks the language should review the translations before launch.
06What does a law firm website cost?
It depends on the number of attorneys, practice areas and offices, and on how much writing we do. Our website plans are on the pricing page.
07We are a solicitors firm in the UK. Is the build different?
The structure is the same, with UK wording such as solicitor, conveyancing and no win, no fee where you offer it. Firms regulated by the SRA must show certain details on their website, including the SRA digital badge and price information for some services, so we build those in from the start.
See your firm site the way a client does. Free.
Enter your site and the practice area you want to grow. We show where the firm appears on Google, on Maps and in AI answers, and where the site loses people before they call.
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