Law Firm Website Design

For a lot of firms, the people who land on the site already have your name. A referring attorney gave it to them, or an adjuster, or a past client. So the site’s first job is to confirm what they were told.

At McLetchie, Bradley & Fowler, a civil-litigation defense firm, we called that the credibility layer. So the brand had to look like a firm you would trust with a case, without a single gavel on it.

Other firms need new clients from search. Murray Law Firm is known for high-stakes mass tort work, on a site that had not been redesigned in fifteen years. The rebuild added a real inquiry form. Traffic went from 300 pageviews in the new site’s first four months to about 1,000 a month.

Referrals look up the attorney as well as the firm. For Duplass, a New Orleans firm of about thirty attorneys, I modernized the attorney pages so every bio follows the same structure.

Attorney advertising is regulated by the state bar. I design with room for the disclaimers your firm uses, and your own review of the copy has the final word.

Some firms here need pages in a second language. I have shipped a site in four languages for an insurance agency, so that is not new territory.