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Websites for law firms and professional practices.

A legal website should win the consult before the client opens the file. Fast, credible, and built to convert browser-tab tire-kickers into booked appointments.

Approach
Custom build · no templates
Timeline
4 – 10 weeks typical

The site that wins the consult before the call.

Law-firm websites have a particular problem: they all look the same. The template economy that serves the legal vertical produces sites that are nearly indistinguishable from each other, and clients shopping for an attorney can smell it. The Outerwave approach starts from your practice areas, not a layout library.

That means custom CPTs for attorney profiles (so every bio renders consistently), case-results archives with structured fields (year, verdict, practice area), and a consult-request form that pipes directly to your case-management software the moment it’s submitted, not a CSV export your paralegal manually imports on Friday.

Where most sites fail

What goes wrong in legal & professional services sites, and how we fix it.

  1. Problem

    Generic theme that looks like every other firm in town

    What we build

    Custom design tailored to your practice areas, not a Lawyer-template clone

  2. Problem

    Intake form goes to a shared inbox and dies

    What we build

    Consult-request form piped to CRM + Slack + email simultaneously

  3. Problem

    Attorney bios are formatted inconsistently across the site

    What we build

    Attorney CPT with unified profile templates

  4. Problem

    No case-results page because nobody updated the old plugin

    What we build

    Case-results CPT with structured fields (verdict, year, practice area)

Common modules

Typical features in legal & professional services sites.

  • Practice-area landing pages with internal linking
  • Attorney profile CPT + filtered archive
  • Case results / verdicts CPT
  • Consult-request form with conflict-check questions
  • FAQ schema for common client questions
  • LocalBusiness + LegalService schema for local SEO
Who we build for

Legal & Professional Services clients that fit.

  • Personal injury firms
  • Family & divorce law practices
  • Estate planning attorneys
  • Small-firm criminal defense
  • Boutique IP & business law firms
  • CPA & accounting practices
FAQ

Questions about legal & professional services sites.

  1. What should a law firm website include?

    Practice-area pages that answer real client questions, consistent attorney bios, case results with structured detail, and an intake form that reaches a human fast. Those four convert; stock photos of gavels do not.

  2. Can intake forms integrate with our case management software?

    Yes. Consult requests can pipe to Clio, Lawmatics, or your CRM, plus email and Slack at the same time, so nothing dies in a shared inbox over a weekend.

  3. How long does a law firm website take?

    Three to six weeks depending on tier and how quickly bios and practice-area content arrive. The clock starts when content is in hand, not when the contract is signed.

  4. What about attorney advertising rules?

    You approve every claim before it ships, disclaimers are structural rather than an afterthought, and where your bar restricts testimonials we build around that. Final compliance review stays with your firm, as it should.

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