According to recent legal marketing statistics, about 87% of law firms have a website.

Most firms have found it’s easier and more cost-effective than ever to get a website up and running.

The best law firm websites have:

• Attractive website design
• Comprehensive Search Engine Optimization
• A client-centered experience
• A consistent brand message
• Professional imagery
• Well-written content
• Responsive layouts, and
• Speedy hosting

Regardless of your law firm’s practice area, your law firm’s website should make a first impression that sticks.

For inspiration, we’ve put together a list of the best 101 law firm website designs, including firms of all sizes and practice areas.

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101 best law firm website designs

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1. Oykhman Criminal Defence Law

What makes Oykhman Criminal Defence Law stand out is its comprehensive content. They have guides detailing court processes, a massive FAQ, and a detailed list of all of their successful cases.

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2. Trey Porter Law

Topping our list is Trey Porter Law, a leading DUI attorney in San Antonio. Their website is an excellent example of how to build authority right off the bat. They show off their credibility with reviews and testimonials and make it easy to get in touch with a dedicated Start Here page.

Plus, the design itself is appealing, driving users toward CTAs and other important information with a pop of orange.

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3. The Law Office of Bryan R. Kazarian

Many law firm websites struggle to make an impact. The Law Office of Bryan R. Kazarian, a legal malpractice firm out of Boston, makes it apparent off the bat what they do and how they can help.

Their use of different types of content, including video, helps build trust and credibility with prospective clients.

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4. Taylor Janis Workplace Law

A firm focusing on workplace law, Taylor Janis’ website is easy to navigate, making contacting a lawyer effortless. It’s organized by employee and employer, with a ton of content available for each client group.

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5. McCarthy Tetrault

All of the best law firm websites emphasize branding and what makes them unique. McCarthy Tetrault does an outstanding job at this, showcasing what differentiates them from others in their tagline.

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6. BD&P

The thing that makes BD&P’s website work so well is its tagline. It’s unique and stands out among a crowd of average law firm websites. The website is easy to navigate, with bio pages full of relevant information.

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7. Vogel LLP

Operating in the personal injury, family law, and estate law practice areas, Vogel is proof that a lawyer’s website doesn’t have to be boring. It’s well-designed, with all of the pages you’d expect to find.

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8. Dennis and King

With an engaging tagline that makes you think twice, the Dennis & King website stops visitors in their tracks and gets them to engage. Everything you need to know is on the front page, and they capitalize on video marketing to build authority.

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9. Richard Hochhauser

Showing off your awards is a surefire way to get (and keep) the interest of a prospective client. Richard Hochhauser does that above the fold on his homepage.

He’s also built out a wealth of valuable content for visitors, including a FAQ and long-form articles that are search engine optimized.

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10. Andreozzi and Foote

With a professional photo that piques your interest off the bat, Andreozzi & Foote has an engaging website that hits all the marks.

Their inclusion of verdicts and settlements as a dedicated page is a nice touch and goes a long way in converting interested leads. We also appreciate their use of video, not to mention the fast loading speeds.

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11. Hamra Law Group

Where Hamra Law Group excels is making it easy for prospective clients to contact them. Their contact information is front and center, with their social media, keeping prospective clients engaged and in the funnel.

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12. Levine Family Law Group

The emotions your website appeals to should vary depending on your practice area. Levine Family Law Group uses carefully selected images and colors to ease visitors into feeling comfortable enough to make contact.

Aside from that, the website is structured well and has all of the essential pieces, like a blog, resource center, attorney bios, and reviews.

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13. West Coast Trial Lawyers

The best lawyer websites get your attention right off the bat, and West Coast Trial Lawyers excel in this area. The homepage shows off their massive team, their glowing reviews on various platforms, and how much money they’ve won for their clients.

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14. Chudnovsky Law

Serving California, Chudnovsky Law knows its audience. The dedicated Spanish and French content is an excellent example of a law firm catering to its customer persona.

Aside from that, they feature a lot of long-form content in the form of guides related to their practice area. This is good practice not only for SEO, but to establish themselves as an authority in the area.

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15. White & Case

White & Case is an international law firm that serves, government, companies, and financial institutions. Because of that, their website requirements are different than a B2C firm.

Their website screams professional and trustworthy, skipping the bright colors and opting for a classic black and white.

They provide really great, comprehensive content as it relates to their practice area. An interesting feature we haven’t seen before is a lawyer search function, which goes to show just how many lawyers are on their team.

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16. Kegler, Brown, Hill & Ritter

Serving businesses, Kegler et al. have the challenge of making a trustworthy first impression given the nature of their clients.

To do that, they’ve made their website professional yet easy to navigate. The design emphasizes the firm’s global outreach and many practice areas, each with its own comprehensive power page.

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17. Chadi & Company

Showing off their glowing reviews and case history, Chadi & Company makes an impact right away. They’re so confident in their reviews that they link to them above the fold.

We like that their blog is frequently updated to boost SEO and keep things relevant, all while promoting their free consultation offer.

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18. Houston & Alexander

Chattanooga attorneys Houston & Alexander include live chat on their website to answer visitors’ questions and convert leads. It’s an effective method, but you need a mastery of SEO for it to pay off.

They have a wealth of content that targets local traffic, including blog content, practice area power pages, and other resources.

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19. Maine Criminal Defense Group

What really stands out about Maine Criminal Defense Group is its linking structure. You’re guided from page to page in a way that makes sense for both visitors and Google. It’s effective at increasing dwell time.

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20. Bend Law Group

A business law group in California, Bend Law Group encourages prospective clients to “dream big.” They provide a lot of info to help small business owners get their businesses running for free.

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21. YLaw Group

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22. Evergreen Elder Law

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23. Weisfuse & Weisfuse

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24. Bick Law

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25. Law Office of Adam D. Brown

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26. Brenton Legal

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27. 9/11 Victim Attorney

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28. Auger Hollingsworth

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29. Bhatt Law Group

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30. Vela Wood

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31. Robbins Firm

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32. Tremain Artaza

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33. Parris Law Firm

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34. Family Health Law

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35. Charthouse Lawyers

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36. Hogan Lovells

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37. Portalaw

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38. Bertram

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39. Zafiro Law

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40. Gomez Trial Attorneys

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41. Foot Anstey

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42. Gowling WLG

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43. Eifert Law Firm

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44. Bronstein & Carmona

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45. Acapo

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46. Roberts Law

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47. C.A. Goldberg

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48. Lifeback Law Firm

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49. Galbally & O’Brian

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50. Odegard Law

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51. Knutson & Casey

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52. Like Law Group

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53. O’Meara Law

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54. Robert Weinberger

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55. Quincy Réquin & Associés

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56. Turks Legal

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57. Surrano Law Offices

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58. Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz

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59. Bird & Bird

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60. Affleck & Barrison

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61. Fragomen

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62. Drumm Law

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63. The Mayer Group

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64. Lash & Goldberg LLP

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65. Kademonos, Wisehart, Hines, Dolyk & Wright Co.

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66. Graham & Graham

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67. Jurewitz Law Group

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68. Staver Accident Injury Lawyers

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69. TSMP Law Corporation

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70. Wilson Sonsini

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71. Shumway Van

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72. Weil, Gotshal & Manges

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73. Weinberg, Wheeler, Hudgins, Gunn & Dial

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74. Hodgson Russ

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75. Robert Sparks Attorneys

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76. Horea Crisan

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77. Axiom

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78. Arnold & Itkin

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79. Fasken

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80. The Law Office of Omid Nosrati

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81. Calgary DUI Lawyers

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82. Bates Wells

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83. HopgoodGanim

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84. Howard Kennedy

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85. Osborne Clarke

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86. Kluger Kaplan

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87. Stinson

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88. Farber

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89. Hockheiser & Akmal

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90. A.Y. Strauss

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91. Schoenberg Family Law Group

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92. Horne Coupar

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93. McLeod Law

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94. Winckworth Sherwood

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95. Procopio

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96. Farris

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97. Mullin DeMeo Wirk

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98. Young Conway

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99. Armstrong Teasdale

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100. Bennett Jones

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101. Akin Gump

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The criteria we used to choose the best lawyer websites

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We used the following criteria to evaluate each law firm’s website:

• Client experience
• Branding
• Technical/SEO factors

These factors can help you put together your website or to see how your current website compares.

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Client experience

• Is the website easy to navigate? Can prospective clients easily find what they’re looking for? Make sure your website flows so it’s obvious how you can help them.
• Is it obvious which practice areas you’re in? Can clients quickly identify what services you provide?
• Does your copy get straight to the point? Is your website copy clear, concise, and compelling? Get straight to the point, and avoid jargon where possible.
• Are your attorney bio’s easy to find and comprehensive? Clients need to be able to identify who the lawyers at your firm are and get a clear picture of their credentials to build authority.
• Is your contact information obvious? Will website visitors easily be able to find a way to contact you?

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Branding

• Is there a consistent visual style? Make sure your law firm website has strong branding. Your colors, fonts, and images should be consistent and eye-catching.
• Is your value proposition and tagline unique? Does your law firm stand out in a sea of competitors? Include a one-sentence unique selling point that differentiates you from the crowd.
• Do your “bio” and “about” pages build authority? Your bio and about pages should show off your awards, qualifications, past cases, and more.
• Are you creating valuable content (blogs, webinars, etc.)? By creating content for prospective clients to enjoy, you’re building authority, trust, and upping your SEO game.
• Do you feature social proof? If you aren’t showcasing client reviews and testimonials, you’re doing something wrong. These can be written or in video format.

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Technical/SEO

• Do your pages load quickly? If your website doesn’t load fast enough, website visitors are going to bounce off the page and look elsewhere. Make sure your page speeds are quick (at least 2 seconds).
• Is your website mobile-friendly? More people are looking for businesses online than ever, and they’re doing it on their phones. You want your website to be made with mobile in mind.
• Is your website accessible? Everyone should be able to take advantage of your website, including color-blind individuals and those with limited motor capabilities.
• Are your URLs structured well? Your website’s URL structure should be as simple as possible. It helps with SEO and navigation.
• Are you implementing a law firm SEO strategy? Are you actively working on an SEO strategy to improve your rankings?

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Can lawyers have a website? 

It’s true that law firms are bound by some restrictions to marketing and advertising practices. But if you’ve heard that law firms are not permitted to have a website, that’s false.

As this page will show you, all of the best law firms have websites — from multinational firms to solo attorneys.

The main restrictions for lawyers involve making specific claims, like being an “expert,” making false or misleading statements and directly soliciting your services.

Lawyers are held to higher standards than other businesses in some respects. But if you stick to some simple rules and use a development team that understands the needs of law firms, you can build a website that does everything you need.

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Why do lawyers need websites?

A website should be the hub of your law firm’s marketing activity. It should nurture prospects at all stages of the buyer’s journey.

With this in mind, a well-designed website can help your firm:

• Contact and communicate 24/7: Your website can act as a central communication hub for prospects and existing clients who want to engage with you by contact form, email, phone, live chat, etc.
• Establish credibility and trust: Through testimonials, case studies, blog writing, bar and association memberships, etc.
• Promote services: Break down your practice areas and feature an in-depth page for each one.
• Attract organic search traffic: If you optimize your site for search, new clients will find you naturally from Google.
• Nurture interest: Through the educational resources you provide on your website, you can nurture visitors looking for help with a legal matter until they’re ready to call you.
• Convert more clients: By building dedicated landing pages on your website, you can increase conversions of the traffic you receive from paid advertising.
• Make better marketing decisions: Your website analytics provide important information on which to base strategic online marketing decisions.
• Build brand awareness: As your central marketing hub, your brand will start to take shape on your website. You can experiment with messaging that reflects who you are and what you offer.

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How do I create a law firm website?

It’s relatively easy to put together a website using a website builder, so you can start there if you have a small budget.

However, creating a law firm website that converts requires a certain degree of expertise.

You can hire help from website developers who understand the unique requirements of the legal industry.

Many of the examples in this collection were created by us, JurisPage.

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What makes a good law firm website?

There’s no set format for a law firm website, but we’ve designed enough of them to know what’s best.

The content on a law firm website will differ depending on your practice area. But the structure of all law firm websites is relatively similar.

Here are a few pages all law firm websites should include:

• A home page with a compelling value proposition.
• An engaging About page.
• A professional and compelling law firm logo
• Professional attorney bio pages.
• Practice area power pages.
• Content, including a blog, FAQ, etc.
• Reviews and testimonials.
• Contact page.
• Live chat.

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How much does it cost to design a law firm website?

Depending on the project, a law firm website can cost as little as a couple of hundred dollars to thousands.

If you use a website like Squarespace, you’ll be able to get a website up and running quickly at a low cost.

However, the majority of law firms want something more functional and oriented to their brand. For most firms, a website is the foundation of their online presence.

It is a “live” project that is constantly growing, with regular new content being added. It should look good, provide a fantastic user experience, and rank well in search engines.

The design and functionality of your website need to reflect this importance — and an ongoing commitment to SEO may be required, adding to the setup costs.

Realistically, a small law firm will spend between $3,000 and $10,000 on web design. Medium to larger firms could spend up to $50,000 or even $100,000.

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