Law Firms Websites
Attorney advertising rules vary by state. Your website needs to follow them.
Need a new website?
Conformance-Ready Build
Every build includes privacy policy, terms, disclaimers, and legal conformance pages at no extra cost.
Every build includes:
- Reviewed against ABA Model Rules 7.1 through 7.5
- NH, MA, ME, and VT state bar advertising rule conformance
- Attorney bio pages with proper credential handling
- Individual practice area pages optimized for local search
- Testimonial and endorsement framework with required disclosures
- Contact and consultation forms with proper disclaimers
- Privacy policy drafted with attorney advertising in mind
- Full SEO setup: local search, schema markup, sitemap, Google Business Profile
- ADA/WCAG accessibility built in from day one
- Full 5,676++ point website conformance review included
- and more
Already have a website?
Conformance Retrofit
$3,500
- Full conformance audit of existing site
- All identified issues addressed
- Credential and specialization claim review
- Testimonial disclosure implementation
- Disclaimer and privacy policy updates
- Verification re-check after fixes
Fix Specification
$1,500
Have your own developer? We deliver a detailed fix specification document with every finding prioritized and explained in plain English. They implement. We verify with a re-audit ($500).
Get StartedMonthly Plans
Standard Care
$150/month
- Hosting, backups, CMS/plugin updates
- 1 hr content changes per month
- Quarterly automated re-audit (5,676++ checks)
- Uptime monitoring
- Monthly keyword ranking screenshot
A single ADA demand letter costs $10,000 to $75,000 to settle
Your website is the first thing a demand letter firm checks. Every issue we flag is one they would find too.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I say I specialize in a practice area?
Most state bars restrict the use of "specialist" or "expert" unless you hold a board certification. We review your bio and practice area language against your state's specific rules and flag anything that could trigger a bar complaint.
Do I need a disclaimer on my website?
Yes. Most state bars require disclaimers on attorney advertising, which includes your website. The exact language varies by state. We include the appropriate disclaimers for NH, MA, ME, and VT.
What about client testimonials?
Testimonial rules vary dramatically by state. Some states allow them with disclaimers, others restrict them. We set up your testimonial section with the right framework for your state.
Is my website considered attorney advertising?
In most states, yes. Your website is advertising under bar rules, which means it needs to follow the same rules as your other marketing materials. We build with those rules in mind from day one.
What does the 5,676++ point review check?
It reviews your site the way regulators, search engines, and accessibility auditors do. That includes 43 checks specific to law firm advertising, ADA/WCAG accessibility, FTC disclosure requirements, security, SEO, performance, and state bar advertising guidelines. The same process has flagged issues on Fortune 500 company websites.
What does monthly monitoring include?
We re-run the full audit every month and alert you to new issues before they become problems. Bar rules change, ADA standards update, and FTC enforcement evolves. Monthly monitoring means you stay ahead of it.
Not sure where you stand?
Run a Free Conformance Checkup"Conformance-Ready" and "Conformance Retrofit" mean we build or update your website with known regulatory requirements in mind based on our research and industry experience. This does not mean your website is legally conformant. Only a qualified attorney can determine legal conformance for your specific situation.