Websites for law firms that make the first contact easy to make
People contact a solicitor at the worst moment of a bad month — a purchase falling through, a separation, a claim, a death in the family. They are not really comparing credentials; they are looking for the firm that seemed to understand the situation and did not make them feel foolish for asking. A site of dense practice-area boilerplate does the opposite.
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What your customers are actually there to do
Nobody visits a law firm's website to admire it. They arrive with one of these in mind, and the site's only job is to get them through it without friction.
Find out whether you handle their kind of matter
Understand what it will cost and how you charge
Judge whether you are a firm they can talk to
Make contact discreetly, without ringing a switchboard
What they type to find you
- solicitor near me
- conveyancing quote [town]
- family law solicitor [town]
- no win no fee solicitor near me
- probate solicitor [town] fees
Most of these are answered by the Google map results before anyone reaches a website at all — which is why your Google Business Profile is set up as part of the All-in and Pro builds, not sold separately.
Why most law firm websites lose the enquiry
One page listing every practice area
Family, conveyancing, probate, employment and personal injury are five different clients running five different searches, sharing a page that ranks for none of them.
Fees never mentioned
Fixed fee, hourly, no win no fee, a conveyancing quote — the client's first question, treated as though it were unaskable. Firms that publish a basis take enquiries from firms that do not.
Language nobody outside the profession uses
A page written to reassure other solicitors will never match the words a distressed person types into a search box.
Contact by switchboard only
Some matters are not things people will explain to a receptionist. A confidential form and a named contact remove a genuine barrier to the first call.
A law firm website built around practice areas and the first contact
Hand-coded, not assembled from a template — so the layout can be shaped around what your customers came to do rather than around what a page builder allows.
A page per practice area
Conveyancing, family, probate, employment, personal injury — each written for that client and each able to rank for its own searches instead of sharing one.
How you charge, in plain terms
Fixed fees where you offer them, hourly rates, conditional fee terms, conveyancing quotes. Any honest answer beats silence, and silence is what your competitors are offering.
Written the way clients speak
Plain language matching how somebody describes their problem, with legal precision kept where it is needed rather than sprayed across every page.
Solicitor profiles that read like people
Qualifications and regulatory details, yes — and also who they act for and how long they have done it. Clients choose a person, not a letterhead.
A discreet enquiry route
A confidential form and a direct email, so a first contact does not have to be a phone call through a general reception.
Regulatory details and local visibility
Your regulator, registration number and complaints procedure placed where they belong, plus a Google Business Profile set up for the areas you serve.
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Questions law firms ask
Publish whatever you can state honestly — fixed fees for the work that has them, a conveyancing quote calculator or price list, your hourly bands, or the terms of a conditional fee arrangement. Clients are frightened of open-ended legal cost above almost anything else, and the firm that addresses it directly is the one that gets the call.
Yes, and it is the structural change that matters most. Somebody searching 'probate solicitor [town]' and somebody searching 'unfair dismissal advice' are different people with different anxieties, and a page addressed to both is addressed to neither. Separate pages also mean each area can rank on its own rather than competing inside one document.
Yes — enquiries from each practice area page can route to whoever handles that work, so a family matter does not sit in a general inbox over a weekend. Each solicitor profile can also carry its own direct contact route for clients who were referred to a named person.
We build the pages your regulator expects — regulatory information, registration details, complaints procedure, price transparency where it is mandated, privacy and cookie policies — and place them where they are required to be. What goes in them is your text, because compliance content is a professional judgement rather than a design decision. Tell us in the brief which regime applies to you and it is built accordingly.
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