What we build
Law firm website features that drive consultations.
Attorney profile pages
Individual attorney pages with credentials, bar admissions, practice areas, notable cases, education, community involvement, and a professional biography that builds trust before first contact.
Practice area pages
Deep-content practice area pages that rank for search terms like “personal injury attorney Chicago” or “estate planning lawyer Dallas.” Written for both SEO and for the prospective client reading them.
Consultation request forms
Case intake forms that capture the right information upfront, case type, jurisdiction, timeline, so your intake team can qualify leads before spending time on the call.
Review and social proof
Verified client review showcases (Google, Avvo, Martindale), case result statistics, and peer recognition badges displayed in a way that reinforces credibility without violating bar rules.
Legal content blog
An organized blog system for publishing legal guides, case updates, and Q&A content that ranks for long-tail legal keywords and positions your attorneys as subject matter authorities.
Local SEO structure
Location-specific pages for cities and counties you serve, schema markup for legal services, Google Business Profile alignment, and technical SEO setup that helps you rank in the local map pack.
Bar association compliance
We know what attorneys can and can't say on their website.
Attorney advertising rules vary by state, but common restrictions apply everywhere: results language, testimonial disclaimers, specialization claims, and comparisons to other attorneys all have rules attached.
We’ve built enough law firm websites to know the patterns. We flag potential compliance issues during content review and work with your team to write copy that’s compelling and within the rules.
- Required disclaimer language included by default
- Results language reviewed before publishing
- Testimonial display follows your state's rules
- Specialization claims handled carefully
★★★★★
"Mineweb rebuilt our site on WordPress and Elementor and completed a highly specialized integration we'd struggled for years to find anyone to do. They optimized our SEO and have maintained the site for two years. Traffic and lead conversions are up, and they immediately address every request and go above and beyond."
Project Lead
Kona Realty Group · Review on Clutch
97
PageSpeed score after a Divi to Elementor rebuild (was 41)
Practice types we work with
We've built for all types of legal practices.
- Personal injury and trial law
- Criminal defense firms
- Family law and divorce attorneys
- Estate planning and probate
- Employment and labor law
- Immigration law practices
- Real estate and property law
- Business and corporate law
- Intellectual property
- Bankruptcy and debt relief
- Tax law and dispute resolution
- Multi-practice boutique firms
Proof, not promises
Results from this exact service.
FAQ
Law firm website questions.
Yes. Each attorney gets a profile with credentials, practice areas, case results, and Attorney schema, the structured pages that help both prospective clients and Google understand who does what at your firm.
That’s the core of the build: dedicated practice-area landing pages with local SEO structure and FAQ schema, proper site architecture, and performance work. One firm we migrated reached page 1 for eight practice-area keywords in four months.
We build the site to accommodate your jurisdiction’s advertising and testimonial rules, disclaimers, result caveats, and controlled review displays, and we work with your compliance point of contact so nothing on the site creates a bar issue.
Most law firm sites run from $5,000 to $30,000 depending on attorney count, practice areas, and content depth. We provide a fixed price after scoping your firm’s size and goals.
Typically 6 to 12 weeks. Larger firms with many attorney profiles and practice-area pages take longer, and content approvals affect the schedule. You get a firm timeline with the quote.
Yes. We build dedicated, SEO-structured pages for each practice area and location so you rank when prospects search for that specific legal help, backed by fast performance and strong calls to action.
Yes. We build with state bar advertising rules in mind, including disclaimers and how testimonials or results are presented, so your marketing stays compliant while still being persuasive.
Yes. We create individual attorney profiles with credentials, experience, and contact paths, plus in-depth practice-area pages that both inform prospects and rank for the terms they search.
Yes. We build intake forms and chat or call routing that send qualified inquiries straight to the right person, with the confidentiality and professionalism legal prospects expect from first contact.
Yes. Maintenance plans keep the site secure, updated, and backed up, and handle content changes like new attorneys, practice areas, or case results, so the firm’s site stays current and credible.
