Ocoee Valley Law
A law firm site: practice areas, attorney pages and the notices a firm has to carry.
View sample siteSomeone looking for a lawyer is usually dealing with the worst week of the year: an arrest, a crash, a divorce, a death in the family. They search on a phone, often late, and they are checking a firm a friend mentioned as much as looking for a new one. What they need to find is plain.
Which matters you take. A page for each practice area, written in the words a client uses ("I was in a wreck", not "personal injury litigation"), saying what happens first and what it costs to find out.
Who the attorneys are. A page for each attorney with a real photo, where they went to school, how long they have practiced and what they handle. People hire a person, not a firm name.
How to ask for a consultation. A phone number that taps to call, a short form, and a clear statement of whether the first conversation is paid and what the firm needs to know before it. Nothing on the form should ask for details of the matter that the person should not be typing into a website.
The notices. A law firm's site is advertising under the rules of the state bar, and it has to carry the required disclaimers, the "no attorney-client relationship" line and the responsible attorney's name. They go where the rules say, not in a footer nobody can find.