Law Firm Website
LexCounsel · Business & Services · Law firm & consultation site
A credible, conservative website for law firms and consultants: practice areas, attorney bios, case results, and confidential consultation requests.
LexCounsel is a deliberately conservative website for law firms and consultants, because in law, credibility is the product. Practice areas are set out clearly, attorney bios establish experience, case results and testimonials provide the evidence, and a confidential consultation form gives a worried prospect a discreet first step. For CA$35 setup and CA$20 a month, it's built and launched for you with none of the flash that undermines trust.
What's included
Practice area pages
Each practice area gets its own page written around the client's situation, which also means each one can be found by people searching for exactly that help.
Attorney and team bios
Bios lay out education, bar admissions, and experience in a format clients expect, putting a credible face on the firm before the first meeting.
Case results and testimonials
Outcomes and client words carry the persuasion that adjectives can't. A short record of results answers the question every prospect is silently asking.
Confidential consultation form
Prospects describe their situation privately and ask for a consultation without a phone call, lowering the barrier at the moment it matters most.
Publications and FAQ
Articles and answers to common questions demonstrate expertise and deal with the basics ahead of time, so consultations start further along.
Who it's for
LexCounsel suits solo practitioners, small partnerships, and boutique firms in any practice area, along with consultants whose clients expect the same gravity. If your firm's online presence is a directory listing and a decade-old page, this brings it up to the standard your letterhead already meets.
It's equally fitting for a lawyer leaving a large firm to hang out their own shingle. The first thing former colleagues and prospective clients will do is look you up; LexCounsel makes sure what they find matches your reputation.
The problem it solves
People hire lawyers at stressful moments, and they research before they call. A firm with a dated or absent website loses those prospects silently to whichever competitor looked established, regardless of who is the better lawyer. In a profession where trust is everything, the website is the first piece of evidence a client evaluates.
There's a discretion problem too. Someone facing a divorce, a charge, or a dispute often isn't ready to phone a receptionist. A confidential consultation form lets them reach out on their own terms, which means your firm hears from clients who would never have made that first call.
How it compares
A DIY builder puts a law firm's credibility in the partners' spare time. Wix and Squarespace templates are built for general small business, so the sober structure a firm needs, practice areas, bios, results, discreet intake, has to be assembled by hand, and it shows when it's improvised. Billable hours spent wrestling a page editor are also a strange trade for a professional whose time has a posted rate.
LexCounsel arrives already shaped like a law firm site and is launched for you within days. Fixed pricing keeps it clean: CA$35 setup, CA$20 a month, CA$35 for each change the firm requests. The result reads as considered rather than assembled, which for legal clients is precisely the point.
Frequently asked questions
If the firm ends the service, what happens to the website?
You can leave anytime, and the site is yours, along with your domain. There is no lock-in period.
Is secure hosting included? Clients will be submitting sensitive enquiries.
Yes. Hosting and SSL are included in the CA$20 monthly fee, so the consultation form is served over an encrypted connection.
What does a change cost when we add an associate or a practice area?
CA$35 per requested change, covering any content or design update. You're never billed for changes you didn't ask for.
How long does it take to launch?
Within days of setup, once your practice areas, bios, and content are in hand.
Who holds the domain registration, the firm or the provider?
The firm does. The domain belongs to you outright and stays with you regardless of the service.