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The data is clear: the attorney biographies on a law firm's website are the most clicked on pages of the site. Learn how to write the best attorney bio for your website!

Should you have a contact form on your law firm website? Absolutely! There are many advantages, and almost no downside. Let’s talk about why you need a contact form on your site, and how to get the most benefit out of it.

Go take a look at your law firm website right now and click around. Does it feel like the most updated version of you and your practice? If not, you may want to read about the top 5 indicators we've outlined to decide if it is time for a redesign.

Your brand is built on four key elements that carry a potential client through that first experience of encountering your firm and bring them into a working relationship with you. These are visual, messaging, navigational and human interaction.

Lawyers often overlook the valuable business assets they build while in practice. These assets, like the firm's website, can increase the value of the firm and influence its salability when it comes time to retire.

Answer these 6 straightforward questions to be sure your law firm website won't let you down in the new year. For most practices, sorry, you can't just set it and forget it.

It doesn’t matter what kind of law you practice: you’re going to need information from your clients while working on their matters. Likely, there will be similar information you’re going to collect from every client: maybe their...

Choosing a domain name is something that you'll ideally do just once. Read on to learn important things to consider when picking a name such as ease of use, marketing potential and sellable value.