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Law Firm and Attorney Website Examples
Law firm and attorney websites made with Kleap. The ones the Kleap team built as examples, for fictional firms, are labeled that way. After the gallery: what prospective clients look for, and the disclaimers to plan for.
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Key Thinkers
What to put on a law firm website
A page for each practice area
Who it is for, the situations you handle, how the process usually works and what the first meeting looks like. One page per area also matches how people search, such as "DUI lawyer in Tampa".
Attorney bios
Photo, bar admissions with states and years, education, practice focus and languages spoken, plus a sentence on why they practice this kind of law. Prospective clients are choosing a person, not only a firm name.
A consultation request form
Ask for name, contact details, practice area, a short description and the preferred way to be reached. Note beside it that sending the form does not create an attorney-client relationship and that visitors should not include confidential details.
Fees and what to expect
Say how you bill (flat fee, hourly or contingency) and whether the first consultation is free or paid. Explaining the first steps lowers the anxiety that keeps people from calling.
Location, hours and service area
Office address with a map, parking notes, hours, phone and the counties or states you serve. People facing a deadline need to see immediately whether you can take their case.
Results and testimonials, handled carefully
Many state bar rules restrict case results and client testimonials, or require disclaimers such as "past results do not guarantee a similar outcome". Check your state's rules before publishing either.
Disclaimers and a privacy notice
A footer note labeling the site as attorney advertising where your state requires it, a line saying the content is general information and not legal advice, and a privacy notice on how form submissions are stored and who reads them.
Tips for a law firm website that works
- Write practice pages in the words clients use, like "car accident" or "divorce with children", and explain legal terms the first time they appear.
- Keep the phone number and a consultation button in the header of every page. Many visitors arrive stressed and on a phone.
- Keep every attorney bio current, including bar admissions. An outdated bio suggests the firm is not paying attention.
- Have your state bar's ethics resources or ethics counsel review the site before launch, especially disclaimers, testimonials and any case results.
Build one: a prompt you can paste
Paste it into Kleap, then change the names, dates and details to yours.
Build a website for Ellison & Park, a two-attorney family law firm in Columbus, Ohio. Professional, calm style with navy and warm gray, readable serif headings and the phone number in the header. Pages: a homepage stating who we help, three practice area highlights and a consultation button; one page each for divorce, child custody and adoption, explaining typical situations and the process; attorney bios with photo, bar admissions, education and languages; a fees page explaining flat fees and the paid first consultation; a contact page with map, hours and the counties we serve. Add a consultation request form that stores name, phone, email, practice area, preferred contact method and a short description, with a notice that submitting it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Include an attorney advertising disclaimer in the footer.
Questions people ask
What should a law firm website include?
Clear practice area pages, attorney bios with bar admissions, a consultation request form, office location and hours, and an explanation of fees and first steps. It should also carry the disclaimers your jurisdiction requires. Many firms add FAQs for each practice area and articles answering common questions, which help clients and bring in search traffic.
Do attorney websites need an advertising disclaimer?
In many US states, lawyer websites are treated as advertising under the rules of professional conduct, which may require a label such as "Attorney Advertising" and limit testimonials and case results. Requirements vary by state, so check your state bar's rules or ask ethics counsel. This is general information, not legal advice.
Can a website contact form create an attorney-client relationship?
It can create expectations, which is why most firms place a notice next to the form saying that submitting it does not create an attorney-client relationship and that visitors should not send confidential information until one exists. This protects both sides, especially around conflicts of interest. Wording rules vary, so review it against your jurisdiction's requirements.
How should attorney bios be written?
Start with what the attorney does and for whom, then list bar admissions, education, notable experience and languages. Use plain language and avoid terms your state may restrict, such as "specialist" or "expert" without certification. A recent professional photo and a direct way to contact that attorney make the bio useful.
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