Law firm website design that turns clicks into signed cases.
Most attorney websites are brochures. Yours should be an intake machine, practice-area pages that rank, case results that build trust, and forms that reach you before the prospect calls the next firm on the list.
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A prospective client with a real legal problem does not browse. They search a specific phrase (“car accident lawyer near me”, “employment attorney [city]”), skim three sites, and contact whichever one answers their question fastest. If your practice-area pages are thin or your intake form is buried below the fold, you lose that case to a firm with a better website, not a better lawyer.
We build attorney websites on WordPress because law firms need to publish constantly (new practice areas, case results, attorney bios, blog posts targeting long-tail legal queries) without paying a developer every time. You get a site your team can actually run.
Building the site and ranking it are two different jobs. The second one is set out on SEO for law firms.
What's costing you
enquiries right now.
One page for every practice area
A single “Practice Areas” page cannot rank for personal injury, family law and criminal defense at once. Each area needs its own page with its own depth.
Intake that leaks
A contact form that only emails a shared inbox loses cases overnight. Intake needs to route, notify and confirm within minutes.
No proof of results
Prospects want to see verdicts, settlements and reviews before they call. Most firm sites hide them or leave them off entirely.
Slow, bloated builders
Page-builder sites loaded with sliders fail Core Web Vitals, and legal is one of the most competitive search markets there is.
Built for how law firms
actually win work.
A page per practice area
Individually researched and written so each one can rank for its own cluster of search terms, then linked into a hub.
Intake forms that route
Case-type routing, instant email and SMS notification, an auto-reply to the prospect, and optional CRM sync to Clio, MyCase or Filevine.
Case results and testimonials
Structured result entries with amounts and case types, plus review markup so ratings can show in search results.
Attorney bio pages
Individual bios with credentials, bar admissions and Person schema, these rank for name searches and carry real trust weight.
Accessibility and compliance
WCAG 2.1 AA-oriented builds, clear attorney-advertising disclaimers, and privacy handling appropriate for confidential enquiries.
Local pages that convert
City and county pages for the areas you actually serve, built with genuine local substance rather than swapped place names.
Every build ships with this.
- A researched, written page for every practice area you take
- Attorney bio pages with credentials, bar admissions and Person schema
- Case results library with amounts, case types and filtering
- Intake forms with case-type routing and instant SMS notification
- Clio, MyCase, Filevine or Lawmatics integration
- City and county pages for the areas you genuinely serve
- Attorney-advertising disclaimers and privacy handling built in
- WCAG 2.1 AA accessibility pass before launch
Why we'd build this on WordPress
Law firms publish more than almost any other professional service, practice areas, results, bios, blog content. WordPress lets your team add all of it without a developer, and handles the hundreds of pages a mature firm site eventually needs.
- Your team publishes practice areas and case results without a developer
- Handles the hundreds of pages a mature firm site accumulates
- Connects to Clio, MyCase, Filevine and Lawmatics
From first call to launch.
- 01
Practice-area research
We map what people actually search in your jurisdiction for each area you take, the phrasing, the volume, and who currently ranks. That determines the page structure before a word is written.
- 02
Intake design
We work out where enquiries should land, who gets notified, and how fast. Most firms lose cases in the gap between form submission and first response, so we design that path first.
- 03
Content drafting and review
We draft each practice-area page from the research. An attorney at your firm reviews for accuracy and compliance. Nothing publishes until you've signed it off.
- 04
Build and integrate
We build the site, connect your case management system, and wire up notifications. You get a staging link with weekly previews throughout.
- 05
Launch and monitor
Redirects go live with the site, and we watch Search Console for four weeks to catch anything that slips before it costs you rankings.
What moves the price on
a law firm website.
We quote fixed prices per project rather than by the hour, so scope is what determines cost. These are the four things that move it most.
How many practice areas
The single biggest driver. A firm with three practice areas needs a fraction of the content a full-service firm with fifteen does, and each page has to be genuinely researched to rank.
Number of attorneys
Every attorney needs a real bio page with credentials and schema. A two-partner firm and a forty-lawyer firm are very different builds.
Case management integration
A simple email notification costs almost nothing. Two-way sync with Clio or Filevine, with custom field mapping and routing rules, is real development work.
Whether content exists
If you have accurate practice-area copy already, we adapt it. If we're drafting from scratch and routing it through attorney review, that's the longest and most expensive part of the project.
Every project is quoted individually. Tell us what you need and we'll come back within one business day with scope, timeline and a fixed price.
Get your fixed-price quoteThe firms that do well online are rarely the ones with the most impressive design. They're the ones that answered the question a worried person typed into their phone at 11pm, and made contacting someone feel easy rather than intimidating.
That's a content and structure problem far more than a visual one, which is why we start with what people search for in your jurisdiction, not with a homepage mockup.
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Questions law firms
ask us most.
How long does a law firm website take to build?+
A focused firm site with 5 to 8 practice-area pages typically launches in 4 to 6 weeks. Larger firms with many attorneys, multiple offices and extensive case-results libraries usually run 8 to 12 weeks. You'll get an exact timeline after the discovery call.
Will the new site keep my existing Google rankings?+
Yes, provided the migration is done properly. We map every existing URL to its new destination, put 301 redirects in place before launch, keep your existing page titles where they already rank, and monitor Search Console for four weeks afterwards to catch anything that slips.
Can the site connect to our case management software?+
Yes. We regularly connect intake forms to Clio, MyCase, Filevine, Lawmatics and Salesforce, so a new enquiry creates a lead record automatically rather than sitting in an inbox.
Do you write the practice-area content?+
We can. Legal content needs to be accurate, so our usual process is that we draft each page from search research, an attorney at your firm reviews and corrects it, and we publish once you've signed it off. You always have final say on anything substantive.
Is the site compliant with attorney advertising rules?+
We build in the standard structures, prior-results disclaimers, no-guarantee language, clear jurisdiction statements and accessible contact paths. State bar rules differ, so your firm reviews the final wording before launch.
Do you handle ongoing SEO after launch?+
Yes, as a separate monthly engagement. Legal is competitive enough that a launch alone rarely holds rankings. Most firms pair the build with ongoing content and link work.
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