Law firm website design built by the team behind a 7,000-case CRM
Modern law firm websites — solo practitioners, multi-attorney firms, and AI-powered platforms — built on the same Next.js + Supabase + AI stack we used to ship a production case-management system for a 180-employee immigration firm. ABA Rule 7.2 compliant. Conflict-secure intake. Clio / MyCase / HubSpot integrations. Published pricing from $3,500.
What does law firm website design cost, and what makes ours different?
A custom law firm website at Maxx Effect costs $3,500–$25,000+. Solo + small firm sites run $3,500–$6,000 and launch in 2-3 weeks. Multi-attorney firms with intake automation run $7,500–$15,000. Full AI-powered platforms (custom intake, document classification, conflict checking, case-management integration) start at $15,000 and scale from there. Every price is published — no quote required to know where your firm stands.
The differentiator is the production proof point. We built an AI-powered case-management platform for a 180-employee immigration law firm handling 7,000+ active cases — the same architecture, the same engineering, the same compliance patterns we apply to every law firm website. No other agency in West Michigan has a comparable production AI deployment in the legal vertical.
This page covers law firm web design, lawyer website design, attorney website design, and law office web design — all variants of the same intent. Whatever your firm calls it, the modern stack + case-study proof + transparent pricing is the same. If you want the web-development service-offer view of the same intent (pricing-forward, less vertical-deep-dive), see law firm web development under our services menu.
7,000-case immigration law firm CRM
Our flagship law-firm engagement: a custom AI-powered case management platform for a 180-employee immigration firm. Production architecture. Sustained 7,000+ active cases. 200,000+ documents indexed for semantic search.
Page load (-87%)
Document handling (-92%)
Intake routing (-99%)
Documents indexed for semantic search
Six things your firm's website must do
ABA Rule 7.2-compliant advertising language
Every page that names attorneys, practice areas, or results needs the jurisdictional disclaimers your state bar requires. Most law firm sites we audit have outdated or missing language. We build compliance in from the start, with state-specific variants for firms practicing across multiple jurisdictions.
Conflict-secure intake before any privileged data enters the system
Public intake forms collect screening-level information only — case type, jurisdiction, opposing party name. Submissions go to a private queue. An attorney or paralegal runs the conflict check before the prospect's full case details are ever stored. This is exactly how we built intake for the 7,000-case immigration-firm CRM, and it scales down to a 2-attorney firm.
Per-practice-area landing pages with LegalService schema
A firm that does immigration, family law, and criminal defense needs three landing pages — not one bullet list. Each gets its own URL, its own H1, its own LegalService schema with the right serviceType. Google ranks practice-area pages separately, and prospects searching 'immigration lawyer Muskegon' should never land on a homepage that buries the practice in a dropdown.
Attorney bio pages with Person + JobTitle schema
Every attorney gets their own bio page with Person schema, JobTitle, knowsAbout (specialties), alumniOf (law school), and sameAs (bar admission profiles). This is the E-E-A-T signal Google uses to verify your firm's expertise. Done right, attorney bio pages rank for the attorney's own name — winning your own brand search before any directory listing does.
Sub-1.5-second mobile page loads
Prospective clients search at midnight on a phone. A site that takes 8 seconds loses them. We ship every law firm site on Next.js with edge deployment and pre-built static pages — 95+ Lighthouse, sub-1.5s Largest Contentful Paint, 0.05 CLS. Same architecture that cut a 180-employee firm's CRM page loads from 9s to 1.2s.
Clio / MyCase / Filevine / HubSpot integration when you need it
Your case-management system stays the source of truth. The website passes pre-screened intake into it via API. Client-facing case-status dashboards pull from the same source. No double-entry. No tablet by the front desk. The site fits your existing workflow, not the other way around.
Compliance, security, and the things every law firm site needs to get right
Most law firm websites fail one or more of the following — we audit all of them before shipping and document compliance in writing.
State-bar advertising rules
ABA Model Rule 7.2 sets the baseline; individual state bars add jurisdiction-specific requirements (Florida, Texas, and New York are the strictest). We embed the right disclaimer language per jurisdiction.
Result + testimonial disclosures
"Past results do not guarantee future outcomes" and the equivalent state-bar phrasing on every page that shows verdicts, settlements, or client quotes. Auto-applied via a shared layout, not copy-pasted per page.
Secure intake + privileged data handling
Public forms collect only screening-level data. Submissions route to a separate queue, not into the active case database. Conflict check runs before any prospect details hit privileged storage. Encrypted at rest and in transit.
Privacy + record-retention policy
Visible privacy policy, cookie disclosures (or no tracking cookies), GLBA-aware data handling for firms practicing in financial-services-adjacent areas, and clear record-retention schedules for intake form submissions.
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Get Your Free AuditLaw firm website pricing — published, no mystery quotes
Every other agency in your inbox is going to ask you to schedule a call to discuss pricing. Here is ours, in writing, with what you get at each tier.
Solo Practitioner
Professional site for solo + small firms
Timeline: 2–3 weeks
Ideal for: Solo + 2-3 attorney firms launching or modernizing
- 5–8 pages — practice areas, attorney bio, contact, FAQ
- ABA Rule 7.2-compliant disclaimers + advertising language
- Secure intake form with reCAPTCHA + spam filtering
- Practice-area landing pages (immigration, family, criminal, etc.)
- Google Business Profile setup + LocalBusiness schema
- Under-1-second mobile page load (95+ Lighthouse)
Multi-Attorney Firm
Full firm site with intake automation
Timeline: 4–6 weeks
Ideal for: 5–25 attorney firms — partnership-track growth
- Everything in Solo Practitioner
- Multi-attorney bio pages with Person + JobTitle schema
- Conflict-of-interest pre-screening on intake forms
- Practice-area routing — leads auto-assigned by case type
- HubSpot or Clio integration for lead capture
- Multilingual support (Spanish, common immigration languages)
- Article schema on every blog post — AI-citation ready
AI-Powered Firm Platform
Website + AI intake + case-management integration
Timeline: 8–16+ weeks
Ideal for: Larger firms (25+ attorneys) ready for an integrated platform
- Full custom site + AI-powered intake conversation
- Document upload with AI-driven document classification
- Conflict check against existing case database
- Integration with Clio, MyCase, Filevine, or a custom CRM
- Semantic case-history search (paralegal/attorney facing)
- Same architecture as the 7,000-case immigration-firm CRM
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to talk about your firm's website?
Book a free 30-minute call. We will review your current site, your practice areas, your case-management system, and your conflict-check workflow — then send a written plan with real numbers. No high-pressure pitch. If the math does not work, we will tell you.
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