Websites for
law firms.
A small law firm's website should tell people quickly whether you handle their kind of problem and how to take the first step. Lead with your practice areas in plain language, show the lawyers they'll deal with, explain how a first consultation works, and make calling or booking easy.
What a good website for law firms does.
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Practice areas in plain language
Real estate, wills and estates, family, immigration, employment: described the way clients describe their problem.
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The lawyers
Each lawyer with a photo, call year, languages spoken and the areas they handle.
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How to start
What a first consultation involves, how long it is, whether it's free or paid, and what to bring.
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Fees, where you can
Flat fees for routine matters like a home purchase or a will, if you offer them. Clients look for this first.
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Contact that feels private
A short, careful contact form that doesn't ask for case details, plus phone and office hours.
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Location and access
Office address, parking and accessibility, and whether you meet by phone or video.
Law societies regulate how lawyers market themselves. In Ontario, only lawyers certified by the Law Society can call themselves a Certified Specialist, so we keep that wording off your site unless you hold the certification.
What most law firms choose.
Most small firms fit the Refresh: up to 5 clear pages, live in about a week. Firms with many practice areas or lawyers usually need the Full rebuild's 10 pages.
Questions from law firms.
Anything else: tell us about your site and we'll reply within a day.
Yes. Online booking or consultation requests are part of the Full rebuild, or an add-on to a Refresh.