Website Design for Business Law Firms
Custom websites for business and corporate law firms, organized around the services, industries, attorneys, and experience clients need to evaluate.
Selected business law firm websites
Conlin McKenney & Philbrick, PC
McMan & Co.
Seiden Law LLP
Merrill O’Sullivan & Stewart
Hicks Thomas LLP
Rutter & Roy LLP
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What a business law firm website needs to communicate
A business-law client may be a general counsel, owner, executive, investor, or referring attorney. The website should help that person determine whether the firm handles the relevant issue, understands the business context, and has an attorney with suitable experience.
Dan Gilroy Design builds custom law firm websites for firms ranging from focused business practices to larger organizations with several offices and service groups. The structure changes with the firm. A compact practice may need a concise service framework, while a mid-sized firm may need deeper attorney, industry, and experience relationships.
How should business and corporate services be organized?
The sitemap should use the categories clients recognize. Depending on the firm, those may include entity formation, contracts, corporate governance, financing, mergers and acquisitions, franchise work, succession planning, employment counseling, real estate, and business disputes. The website should not create a separate page for every legal term. It should give distinct, important services enough space to be useful.
Firms with substantial transactional real estate work can connect that material to a focused real estate attorney website structure. Succession planning and employer counseling may also connect naturally to estate planning attorney website design and employment law firm website design. Internal links should reflect genuine relationships between services rather than an arbitrary keyword plan.
How should attorney and industry experience be presented?
Attorney biographies should explain relevant work, industries, leadership, and representative matters rather than stopping at education and admissions. Industry pages can be useful when the firm has a meaningful record in a sector and enough information to help a client evaluate that experience. Matter descriptions should remain accurate, appropriately confidential, and subject to the firm’s review.
What does the website need to do for referral-driven work?
Many business clients arrive with the firm’s name already in hand. The website has to confirm the referral by making the firm’s services, people, locations, and experience easy to find. Clear navigation, useful content, fast pages, accessible templates, and direct contact information do more for that evaluation than broad claims about service or results.
Page titles, descriptive headings, internal links, structured data, and sound technical implementation also help search engines understand the practice. The SEO and AI visibility page explains the foundation included with each build.
How a business law firm website project works
The project begins by defining the services, industries, attorneys, and experience the site needs to connect.
Scope and content plan
We identify the audiences, services, attorney information, proof, and contact paths the business law firm website needs, then define the scope in the written proposal.
Initial design and coding
The first presentation is a working, password-protected website. When writing is included, the draft content appears in that initial design so the words and design can be reviewed together.
Review and revision
The firm reviews the desktop and mobile website and sends one organized set of feedback. The agreed design and content revisions are then completed.
Testing and launch
We test the content, forms, responsive behavior, accessibility details, search settings, and migration work. Final approval and the remaining payment come before launch.
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Can a prospective client quickly identify the firm’s relevant services and attorneys?
Request a Quote →Frequently asked questions
What should a business law firm website include?
It should present the firm’s services, attorneys, industries, representative experience, locations, and contact information in a structure clients can scan. The depth should match the firm’s actual practice rather than a generic corporate-law sitemap.
Can one website serve startups, established companies, and individual owners?
Yes, when the navigation and content make the audience paths clear. We organize the website around the firm’s real client groups and services so different visitors can find relevant information without separate duplicate sites.
How many service pages does a business law firm need?
There is no fixed number. A distinct service needs its own page when clients ask different questions about it and the firm can provide useful, specific content. Closely related services can be grouped when separate pages would be thin or repetitive.
Can you migrate an existing business law firm website?
Yes. The proposal identifies the pages and media to migrate, what should be revised, and what should be retired. Redirects and launch testing are planned before the replacement site goes live.
Do you provide content and SEO for business law firms?
Every build includes page planning and an on-page technical search foundation. Drafting, substantial editing, and continuing SEO can be included through a separate written scope. See content strategy and writing and SEO and AI visibility.
What does a business law firm website cost?
The quote depends on the site’s size, content responsibilities, attorney and industry relationships, migration requirements, and identity work. The pricing page explains the factors and the proposal process.
Start with a quote.
Share the essentials about your firm, where the project stands, and what the website needs to accomplish. The studio will respond with a clear recommendation on scope, schedule, and likely cost.