Website design · Lawyers & Law Firms

Law firm websites that stay compliant and still get found.

Legal buyers research quietly before they call. We build practice-area pages that demonstrate depth without a single solicitation, add an insights section that earns search visibility, and keep the whole site inside Rule 36 of the BCI rules.

Quick answer

Are lawyers allowed to have a website in India?

Yes. The Bar Council of India permits an informational website disclosing the advocate's name, address, telephone, email, enrolment details, professional qualifications and areas of practice. It must not solicit work, promise results, claim superiority, publish testimonials or advertise fees. A disclaimer confirming the user accessed the site voluntarily is standard practice.

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

  1. 01Home
  2. 02Practice areas
  3. 03People / chambers
  4. 04Insights & judgments
  5. 05Careers
  6. 06Disclaimer
  7. 07Contact

Compliance we design around

  • BCI Rule 36 (no advertising or solicitation)
  • Client confidentiality on enquiry forms

Searches this page is built for

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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.

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.

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