Built for Law Firms
Clients hire the attorney they trust, and trust is decided during research, before the first call. Your site has to read as authoritative to a person comparing three firms in one sitting.
Typography, hierarchy, and proof that read as established, because in law, looking uncertain online costs cases.
Each practice area gets a real page targeting real searches: the structure Google rewards and generic one-pagers can't match.
One clear action per page. Researchers who are ready find the consultation button without hunting for it.
My portfolio includes estate-planning and litigation concepts, Cedar & Hearth Law among them, built around warmth, local roots, and authority-first structure. See the full portfolio →
Common Questions
Practice-area pages that match real searches, local signals (Google Business Profile, consistent citations), schema that identifies the firm as an entity, and content that answers the questions clients actually ask.
I build conservatively around claims and testimonials and flag anything your bar's advertising rules would want an attorney to review before launch.
Start with a free visibility review: how you show up on Google and in AI today, and what to fix first.