Websites for lawyers

Websites for law practices

Someone looking for a lawyer already has a problem and little patience. They want to know whether you handle their kind of case, whether you have done it before, and how to reach you today. We build sites that say exactly that, with the sobriety the profession asks for.

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What we build

The structure that works for a practice

Practice areas

A page for each field — civil, criminal, commercial, employment — written in the client's language, not in case-file language.

The practice and the team

Who you are, what you have done, where you have practised. Professional photography and a sober presentation, without grandstanding.

Discreet contact

An encrypted form for a first description of the situation, a tappable phone number, the office address and hours.

Articles, if you have time

Short answers to frequent questions. It is the best route into Google over the long term.

Why it matters

A lawyer's site sells trust, not services

The client arrives from a hard situation

They are not shopping for offers, they are looking for safety. Tone, appearance and clarity matter more than any price argument — a cluttered or aggressively commercial site pushes them away.

Specialisation brings the right client

One person searches for "divorce lawyer", another for "insolvency lawyer". A page per practice area catches exactly the client you want, not just anyone.

Professional rules set limits

Advertising in law has clear boundaries. We build sites that communicate effectively without promising outcomes and without superlatives that would put you in an awkward position.

Confidentiality starts at the form

A form through which someone describes their case holds sensitive data. It must be treated as such: encrypted, with explicit consent, and without copies passing through third-party services.

Proof

Projects where authority was the point

A law practice, the national governing body of a sport, and a Local Action Group — three projects where the site had to inspire trust before anything else.

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Presentation website • 2026 Avocat Alin Iulian Moruțan A new presentation website, on WordPress, for a law office — an elegant design true to the office's… See the case study Presentation website • 2023 Federația Română de Culturism și Fitness The official site of the sport's national governing body, rebuilt with a modern interface and designed… See the case study Presentation website • 2015 GAL Bârgău-Călimani An institutional presentation website for a Local Action Group — territory and communes, selection calls and… See the case study

Budgets

What it costs, briefly

A site for a sole practitioner with three or four practice areas lands between €500 and €1,200. A firm with several lawyers, team pages and an articles section runs between €1,200 and €2,500.

Indicative ranges, in euro, excluding VAT. The real quote comes on your project, with clear stages and deadlines.

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Frequently asked

What am I allowed to publish as a lawyer?

You may present practice areas, experience, training and information useful to the public. You may not promise outcomes, use comparative superlatives, or present cases in a way that would identify a client. We write the copy within those limits, and you check it before publication.

Can I write about cases I have won?

Not in a way that identifies the parties or suggests a guaranteed result. You can, however, discuss types of matters and your experience in a field, which gives the same confidence without the professional risk.

Is a contact form safe for case details?

If it is built properly, yes. We use an encrypted connection, send the data straight to the practice inbox, do not store it in third-party services, and add clear wording about what happens to it. We still recommend the form asks only for a brief description, with details left for the meeting.

Is it worth writing articles?

If you have the time, it is the best thing you can do. The questions clients ask you on the phone are exactly what people search for in Google. A short article, written by you and laid out by us, brings clients in for years.

How long does it take?

A sole practice is ready in 2–3 weeks from the moment we have the copy. For a firm with team pages and multiple areas, 4–5 weeks.

Can I update it myself?

Yes. You get a simple panel for articles, hours and contact details. Structural changes stay with us, through the maintenance plan.