Practice areas too vague to act on
A page offering all areas of law tells a client nothing. Separate pages state the situations covered, the process and the documents needed, so a decision takes seconds.
Common gaps
Four problems we solve most often.
Wildly inconsistent enquiry quality
A form without routing produces calls nobody can place. Routing by matter type, urgency and budget means the responsible lawyer already knows the context.
A site untouched for years
Judgment digests, legislative changes and new team members stuck three years back. The CMS lets colleagues publish articles and update credentials without a technician.
Professional without crossing the line
Practice promotion is regulated, so comparative claims and outcome guarantees are out. Our structure stays factual: credentials, languages, matter types handled and fee basis.
What you get
From plan to launch, in one pass
01
Five practice area pages
Chosen from the firm's actual work, 500 to 700 words each with situations and process.
02
Team and individual profiles
Credentials, languages and contact details, so clients reach the right lawyer directly.
03
Encrypted enquiry form
Routed by matter type and urgency to named inboxes, with timestamps and source page.
04
Articles and judgments digest
Categories, scheduled publishing and drafts, with a review step before publishing.
05
Multilingual
Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese and English, as your client mix requires.
06
Compliance review checklist
Pre-launch checks on credentials, fee wording and anonymisation of matter summaries.
07
Post-launch support
30 days of technical support covering forms, notifications and performance.
FAQ
Does the Law Society need to approve site content?
Practice promotion is regulated and the specific requirements should be confirmed by the firm for its own circumstances. We write factually: credentials, languages, scope of work and fee basis, avoiding comparative or outcome-based claims.
How is enquiry data protected?
Forms submit over an encrypted connection and data is stored in the firm's own database, visible only to designated staff, with timestamps and source page recorded.
Can we publish judgments or case summaries?
Yes, provided the content contains no identifiable party information and respects confidentiality. We recommend anonymised rewrites that keep the matter type and legal issue.
How long does it take?
It depends on the number of practice area pages and whether multilingual versions are needed. We provide a schedule once the scope is clear.
Can colleagues publish articles themselves?
Yes. The digest supports categories, scheduled publishing and draft states, with an optional review step by a designated colleague.
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Want to talk through your case?
We reply within one working day and quote only after we understand the brief.