Websites for solicitors and law firms.
People choosing a solicitor are usually dealing with something stressful. The website has to feel reassuring, make it obvious you handle their type of matter, and get them to the right person quickly.
How people choose a solicitor.
Legal enquiries are rarely casual browsing. Someone has a specific problem and is deciding whether to trust you with it.
They search by their problem, not your job title
People look for "probate solicitor" or "settlement agreement", not "litigation department". Practice area pages written the way clients describe things get found and get read.
Credibility is checked before contact
Regulatory information, accreditations, professional memberships and named solicitors with real photographs do more for conversion than any amount of marketing copy.
They need the right person, not a general form
A single generic enquiry form slows everything down. Routing enquiries by practice area means the right solicitor sees it first time.
What a law firm website usually needs.
A structure that works for both private clients and businesses, without either feeling like an afterthought.
Practice areas
The core of the site
- A page per area of law
- Written in client language
- Who it is for and what happens next
- Grouped for private and business clients
People & credibility
Why they trust you
- Solicitor and team profiles
- Qualifications and accreditations
- Regulatory and SRA information
- Office locations
Getting in touch
The bit that converts
- Enquiry routed by practice area
- Phone prominent on mobile
- Clear next steps and timescales
- Fee transparency where you offer it
Worth knowing.
Can you handle pages for each practice area?
Yes, and it is usually the most important part of the build. Each area gets its own page so it can rank for the terms clients actually search, and so enquiries arrive with context.
Can enquiries go to different people?
Yes. Enquiry forms can be routed by practice area or office so the right solicitor picks them up without anything being forwarded around.
Can we publish legal updates or articles?
Yes. Insight and article sections are straightforward to add, and you can send us pieces to publish rather than doing it yourself.
What about SRA and regulatory requirements?
We will build in the pages and footer information you need to display. You tell us the wording your compliance requires and we make sure it is present and easy to find.
Tell us about your website.
A few lines about the business and what you need it to do is plenty to start.