What a lawyers & law firms website must have
- BCI Rule 36-compliant, non-solicitous copy
- Practice-area pages with depth, not claims
- Advocate profiles with enrolment details
- Entry disclaimer modal where appropriate
- Insights and judgment commentary
- Discreet, confidential enquiry form
How we build it
Rule 36 compliance layer
No testimonials, no fee tables, no superlatives, no promise of outcomes — and a disclaimer gateway when required.
Practice-area depth
Each practice gets a substantive page: scope, process, typical matters, and relevant statutes.
Insight-led visibility
Commentary on judgments and regulatory change is the compliant way to earn search traffic.
Confidential enquiries
Minimal-field forms, no third-party trackers on the enquiry page, clear privacy language.
Recommended site structure for advocates, litigation chambers and corporate law firms
- 01Home
- 02Practice areas
- 03People / chambers
- 04Insights & judgments
- 05Careers
- 06Disclaimer
- 07Contact
Compliance we design around
- — BCI Rule 36 (no advertising or solicitation)
- — Client confidentiality on enquiry forms
Searches this page is built for
Website design for lawyers & law firms, city by city
Local search is where most of this demand sits. Each city below has its own page with the local market reality, the localities we target and a build priority tuned to how buyers there actually decide.
Lawyers & Law Firms websites in Delhi
Practice-area pages with Bar Council-compliant copy and a confidential enquiry form.
Lawyers & Law Firms websites in Mumbai
Practice-area depth, lawyer profiles and reported-matter summaries within advertising limits.
Lawyers & Law Firms websites in Gurgaon
Corporate practice pages, team credentials and a confidential consultation request flow.
What a lawyers & law firms engagement looks like
Three anonymised mini case patterns drawn from how we scope and build for advocates, litigation chambers and corporate law firms. They describe the starting point, the work and where the conversion gain comes from.
Illustrative engagement patterns, not client-reported results. Client names are withheld. We publish measured numbers only where the client has shared analytics and approved it — ask us on a call and we will walk you through the live accounts.
Lawyers & law firms · Noida
Starting point
One-page site, no service depth, all enquiries arriving over phone
What we change
No testimonials, no fee tables, no superlatives, no promise of outcomes — and a disclaimer gateway when required.
- BCI Rule 36-compliant, non-solicitous copy
- Practice-area pages with depth, not claims
Lawyers & law firms · Gurgaon
Starting point
A template site that ranked for the brand name and nothing else
What we change
Each practice gets a substantive page: scope, process, typical matters, and relevant statutes.
- Advocate profiles with enrolment details
- Entry disclaimer modal where appropriate
Lawyers & law firms · Delhi
Starting point
Traffic from social only — Google sent almost no qualified visitors
What we change
Commentary on judgments and regulatory change is the compliant way to earn search traffic.
- Insights and judgment commentary
- Discreet, confidential enquiry form
The page layout we ship for advocates, litigation chambers and corporate law firms
A blueprint of the structure — not a screenshot of a client site. Every section below earns its place either in search or in the enquiry path.
Desktop
- · Header with call and WhatsApp
- · Hero with the search phrase in the H1
- · Home
- · Practice areas
- · People / chambers
- · Insights & judgments
Mobile
Over 80% of Indian searches for lawyers & law firms services happen on a phone, so the mobile order is decided first: enquiry action within the first screen, proof next, detail after.
Guides for advocates, litigation chambers and corporate law firms
Deep-dive guides on cost, features, compliance and search demand — written for advocates, litigation chambers and corporate law firms planning a website in India.
Frequently asked questions
Planning a website for advocates, litigation chambers and corporate law firms?
Free 30-minute scoping call — structure, timeline and a fixed quote.