Practice area pages
A page for each case type you want more of, written around what people search, with your city in the title.
- Your main case types
- Sub-topic pages where they help
- Links between related pages
- Written in your firm's voice
Websites / Injury law firms
Someone who was just hurt in a wreck often looks for a lawyer on a phone. In the first few seconds, your site has to show what you handle, where you are, and how to call. We build injury firm websites around that, and then we get them found on Google.
The problem
Most firm websites look fine on the office computer. The trouble shows up on a phone: a slow first screen, a headline that doesn't say what you do, a phone number nobody can tap, or one "Personal Injury" page trying to cover car wrecks, truck wrecks, and slip and falls at once.
Google sees the same problems. A firm with one page for every case type and no city in its page titles gives Google little reason to show it for "truck accident lawyer" in the city where it practices.
None of this is about looks. It's about whether a person who needs a lawyer can tell, in a few seconds, that you're the right one, and then call you.
What we found
Our own phone testsThis fall we tested 309 Georgia law firm websites on a mid-range phone over a slow 4G connection. Here's how they did.
Our own tests with Lighthouse's mobile settings (a mid-range Android phone, slow 4G, empty cache), run September 28, 2026 to October 16, 2026. We don't name the firms we tested.
Client story
All workA full rebuild for a Florida injury law firm: new website, better Google rankings across the state, and a steady flow of new clients.
Read the story →Dante Law is a Florida firm. Every market is different, so we can't promise the same numbers in yours.
What's included
A page for each case type you want more of, written around what people search, with your city in the title.
A page for each city where you really have an office or clients. Not a copy-and-paste list of towns.
A first screen that says what you handle and where, with a phone number people can tap.
The details Google uses to understand a law firm, set up on every page.
Your map listing set up to match the site, with the right categories and services.
Law firm marketing has rules. We flag anything that might cross your state bar's advertising rules, and you make the call.
Pricing
One fixed price for the whole project. A firm with several practice areas and an office or two usually fits the Growth site.
$5,500
For new businesses or simple sites up to 8 pages.
$9,500
For established businesses that need room to grow.
$15,000+
Custom apps, online stores, or multi-site rollouts.
FAQ
No. We work with firms anywhere in the US, by phone and video. Dante Law is in Florida, and we're based in Atlanta.
No, and no honest agency can. What we can show you is what we did for Dante Law, and what your own site's numbers look like today. The free review covers that.
We do, in your firm's voice, and nothing goes live without your OK. You know your cases. We know how people search for them.
Every page we write for a law firm has to follow that state bar's advertising rules. We flag anything that might not, and you or your bar counsel make the final call.
One fixed price: $5,500 for a site up to 8 pages, $9,500 for up to 25 pages, and $15,000 and up for custom builds. A firm with several practice areas usually needs the 25-page site.
Not always. Start with the free review. It shows the 3 to 5 things costing you calls, and some of them can be fixed on the site you have.
By city
13 citiesWe've tested at least 5 law firm websites in each of these cities. Each page shows what we found there.
Free website review
Send me your website and I'll send back one page: the 3 to 5 things costing you calls, and what fixing each one would do. It's free, and there's no pitch.