Websites we have done · seven sites · four countries

Websites we've built for lawyers, in four countries.

Seven complete single-page websites: a personal injury firm in Houston, a family lawyer in Brooklyn, a City of London solicitors' firm, a barristers' chambers, a legal consultancy in Dubai's DIFC, a criminal defence practice in Melbourne and a wills solicitor in Brisbane. A law firm's website is a regulated document, so each of these is built to its own regulator's rules - not just designed to look the part.

United StatesUnited KingdomUnited Arab EmiratesAustralia

The sites

Open any of them.

Each is a complete, working landing page in its own design - scroll it, click through it, switch the Dubai site into Arabic. These are not mock-up images.

https://okaforlindqvist.law

USHouston, TexasLaw firm

Okafor & Lindqvist Injury Law

Personal injury

High-contrast, conversion-first. A phone number in the header, a case-review form above the fold, bilingual from the first screen.

Labelled as attorney advertising
'No fee unless we win' qualified with the costs-and-expenses disclosure
Texas Board of Legal Specialization non-certification notice
Principal office location stated
Prior-results disclaimer beside every outcome figure

Law firm · USOpen the site

https://harrowstreetfamilylaw.com

USBrooklyn, New YorkSolo practitioner

Harrow Street Family Law

Family law and mediation

Warm, editorial, unhurried. One attorney, one voice, flat fees printed on the page, and nothing that reads like a billboard.

'Attorney Advertising' label required by New York Rule 7.1
Prior-results disclaimer on every client statement
PLLC entity name and principal office in the footer
Fee advertising kept specific and non-misleading
No 'specialist' claim without certification

Solo practitioner · USOpen the site

https://marlowevane.co.uk

UKCity of LondonLaw firm

Marlowe Vane LLP

Commercial disputes and corporate

Navy, ivory and brass on a strict grid. A City firm that reads as established without a single stock photo of a handshake.

Authorised and regulated by the Solicitors Regulation Authority, with SRA number
SRA digital badge placement
LLP registration number, registered office and VAT number
SRA Transparency Rules pricing for debt recovery up to £100,000
Complaints procedure and Legal Ombudsman details
UK GDPR and PECR cookie consent before non-essential cookies

Law firm · UKOpen the site

https://ashgrovechambers.com

UKLincoln's Inn, LondonBarristers' chambers

Ashgrove Chambers

Commercial, chancery and public law

Black, white and oxblood; almost entirely typographic. A directory of barristers by call year, and clerks as the front door.

Barristers are self-employed and individually regulated by the Bar Standards Board
Public Access accreditation stated where a barrister holds it
BSB transparency information on fees and timescales
Chambers presented as a set, not a firm or company
Clerks' room as the instruction route for solicitors

Barristers' chambers · UKOpen the site

https://saqrpartners.ae

UAEDIFC, DubaiLegal consultancy

Saqr & Partners Legal Consultants

Corporate, DIFC litigation and arbitration

Onyx, sand and gold. Fully bilingual with a working Arabic switch that flips the page to right-to-left, not a token line of Arabic in the footer.

Licensed by the Government of Dubai Legal Affairs Department, with licence number
'Legal consultants', not 'advocates' - rights of audience before onshore courts exercised through licensed UAE national advocates
DIFC Courts registered practitioner status
Onshore and free-zone jurisdiction explained on the page
Arabic and English given equal weight, with right-to-left layout
Monday-to-Friday hours reflecting the UAE working week

Legal consultancy · UAEOpen the site

https://hartigandefence.com.au

AUMelbourne, VictoriaLaw firm

Hartigan Defence Lawyers

Criminal defence

Dark and urgent. The 24-hour line is the largest thing on the page, and the first section tells someone who has just been charged exactly what to do.

'Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation'
Regulated by the Victorian Legal Services Board and Commissioner
'Accredited Specialist' used only for Law Institute of Victoria accreditation
Costs disclosure under the Legal Profession Uniform Law before work begins
ABN and principal's name in the footer
Acknowledgement of Country

Law firm · AUOpen the site

https://vasquezwills.com.au

AUBrisbane, QueenslandSolo practitioner

Vasquez Wills & Estates

Wills, powers of attorney and estates

Light, warm and plain-spoken. A fixed-fee menu on the page, home visits across Brisbane, and a principal who is the whole firm.

'Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation'
Queensland Law Society membership and Legal Services Commission regulation
Fixed fees shown inclusive of GST
Costs agreement provided before work starts
ABN and principal's name in the footer
Acknowledgement of Country

Solo practitioner · AUOpen the site

Why we build to the country, not a template

What changes between jurisdictions.

The design brief is the same everywhere: look like counsel, convert the enquiry. The compliance brief is not. This is the part most web agencies get wrong, and it is the part a regulator reads first.

	United States	United Kingdom	United Arab Emirates	Australia
Who regulates the site	State bar rules, modelled on ABA Rules 7.1-7.3. New York requires the words 'Attorney Advertising'.	Solicitors: the SRA. Barristers: the Bar Standards Board. Both publish transparency rules for websites.	Government of Dubai Legal Affairs Department for onshore; DIFC Courts register practitioners for the free zone.	State bodies under the Legal Profession Uniform Law - VLSB+C in Victoria, the Legal Services Commission in Queensland.
What the footer must say	Principal office; prior-results disclaimer; board-certification status (Texas); fee claims qualified.	'Authorised and regulated by the SRA' with number; company details; the SRA badge; complaints and Legal Ombudsman.	Licence number; that the firm is a legal consultancy; how onshore advocacy is provided.	'Liability limited by a scheme approved under Professional Standards Legislation'; ABN; principal's name.
What the lawyers are called	Attorneys. 'Specialist' only with certification.	Solicitors, or barristers - never interchangeably. 'Partner' has a defined meaning in an LLP.	Legal consultants. 'Advocate' is reserved for licensed UAE nationals with rights of audience.	Solicitors, or lawyers. 'Accredited Specialist' only via a law institute scheme.
Fees on the page	Allowed, including contingency - but 'no fee unless we win' needs the costs disclosure.	Required for in-scope services under the Transparency Rules, with VAT and disbursements stated.	Allowed; in AED; VAT at 5% stated.	Allowed; GST-inclusive; a costs agreement before any work regardless.
Cookies and privacy	State-by-state; a privacy policy and accessibility statement are the norm.	UK GDPR and PECR: consent before non-essential cookies, refusing as easy as accepting.	Federal data protection law; a privacy notice, and consent for marketing.	Privacy Act; a privacy policy is expected. Cookie banners are not mandated.

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