About Web Sites for Lawyers, Law Firms, Paralegal Practices

When any new client chooses us to develop their website, it an honor and a responsibility. The observations here concern websites for law firms, in particular.

We approach each law firm, paralegal practice, or independent legal professional’s web presence from the ground up, with an understanding of their “business personality,” objectives, and motivation. This ensures every site we develop is specific to our client, targets their goals, and uses language and design to represent them effectively to customers, colleagues, and community.

screenshot: home page of Soriano Law Offices - websites for lawyers, new law practices
Web sites for lawyers, law firms, and paralegals practices share a set of requirements. We help position our professional clients favorably among their online peers and competitors.

In the case of a law firm, we begin by learning a few specifics. What area of the law? Who are the typical clients? If different, who are the ideal clients? Defense or prosecution, civil or criminal? How does the firm like to distinguish itself from competitors and colleagues?

Considerations for attorneys’ websites, in a nutshell:

  • principals
  • principles
  • pedigree
  • portfolio

Inquiries welcome:

  • law firms
  • individual attorneys
  • corporate legal
  • paralegal practices (special consideration may be available to some non-profit, community-oriented organizations and associations)
Summary
Design and development of websites for lawyers, law firms, and paralegal services
Service Type
Design and development of websites for lawyers, law firms, and paralegal services
Provider Name
External Design,
The Esplanade,Redondo Beach,California-USA,
Area
California, Hawaii, New York - and online everywhere (of course!)
Description
In the case of a law firm, we begin web development by learning: What area of the law? Who are the typical clients? Who are the ideal clients? Defense or prosecution, civil or criminal? How does the firm distinguish itself from competitors and colleagues?