Law firm website development that turns searches into signed cases.

Yes. The domain, hosting, content and code are in your name, and the site runs on WordPress or Next.js rather than a proprietary platform, so you can move it or change providers at any time without rebuilding.

A small firm website usually takes 4 to 6 weeks. Larger sites with many practice area and location pages take 8 to 12 weeks, mostly depending on content review and attorney approvals.

We write and structure content with the ABA Model Rules on advertising and common state bar requirements in mind, such as avoiding misleading claims, careful use of words like specialist, disclaimers on case results and attorney advertising labels where required. Your firm remains responsible for final compliance with your state bar.

Yes. Contact forms, chat and call tracking can feed legal intake and practice management tools such as Clio, Lawmatics or MyCase through their integrations or APIs, with instant acknowledgement so no lead waits.

Yes, for collecting contact details, case type and availability, and booking consultations. It should never give legal advice, and it must make clear that using it doesn’t create an attorney-client relationship. We build those guardrails in.

We build to WCAG 2.2 AA, with keyboard navigation, screen reader support, readable contrast and accessible forms, which helps every visitor and reduces the risk of accessibility complaints.

Not if migration is handled properly. We map every existing URL, set up redirects, keep the content that ranks and monitor rankings and traffic after launch.

Personal injury, family law, criminal defence, immigration, estate planning, employment, business and real estate law, among others. Each practice area gets its own pages, intake questions and local search strategy.