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Best law firm websites: 10 from page one, scored.

Most lists of the best law firm websites judge how a site looks. This one checks what a site does. I took the firms that showed up for one real search, ran each home page through the same two checks, and ranked them.

By Henos Adhana · checked 5 October 2026 · about 6 minutes

How the 10 were chosen

I did not pick favourites. On 1 October 2026 I searched Google for “personal injury lawyer laurens sc”, and the next day I asked ChatGPT the same question. These are the 10 law firms whose own websites appeared in either one. They are South Carolina injury firms, large and small, so this is one town’s page one and not the whole country.

Each home page went through two checks on 5 October 2026: my website grader, which looks at what a visitor meets, and my AEO checker, which looks at what an AI assistant can read. Both start at 100 and take points off for each problem. The rank is the average of the two.

The ranking

FirmBothVisitorsAIHeadline says what and wherePhone can be tappedShort contact formBusiness details in the codeAnswers questionsAI crawlers allowed in
1Dunaway Law Firm
dunawayfirm.com		878490
2Anastopoulo Law Firm
akimlawfirm.com		797286
3Hite Law Firm
hitelawfirm.com		7855100
4McCravy Newlon and Clardy
mccravylaw.com		765894
5George Sink Injury Lawyers
sinklaw.com		746287
6HawkLaw
hawklawfirm.com		745990
7Brooks Derrick
derricklawoffice.com		726283
8Lauren Taylor Law Firm
laurentaylorlaw.com		674886
9Joye Law Firm
joyelawfirm.com		665279
10Laura Saunders, Attorney
laurasaunderslaw.com		523569

Checked 5 October 2026. A check reads one page with fixed rules. It can miss something a person would see, and a site can change the next day. The scores describe the page, not the firm or its lawyers.

What page one has in common

Two things stand out. 10 of 10 let AI crawlers read the site, and 9 of 10 write the firm’s details into the page code. That is the groundwork an assistant needs before it can name a firm.

The weak spot is the first screen. Only 1 of 10 name both the work and the place in the main headline, and 7 of 10 ask for more than five things on a form. A new firm can do better on both from its first day.

Site by site

1

Dunaway Law Firm

84 for visitors · 90 for AI answers

Does well

  • The headline says what the firm does and where
  • The page title names the work and the place
  • The phone number is a tap-to-call link
  • The words are in the page itself: about 4077 of them, readable without scripts

Missing or weak

  • No contact form
  • The page does not answer any questions

2

Anastopoulo Law Firm

72 for visitors · 86 for AI answers

Does well

  • The page title names the work and the place
  • The phone number is a tap-to-call link
  • The page is set up for phone screens
  • The words are in the page itself: about 1695 of them, readable without scripts

Missing or weak

  • The headline does not say what the firm does or where
  • The form asks for too much
  • The business details do not say what kind of business it is

3

Hite Law Firm

55 for visitors · 100 for AI answers

Does well

  • The phone number is a tap-to-call link
  • Business details are marked up for search engines
  • The page is set up for phone screens
  • The words are in the page itself: about 6745 of them, readable without scripts

Missing or weak

  • The headline does not say where it is
  • The page title is weak in Google

4

McCravy Newlon and Clardy

58 for visitors · 94 for AI answers

Does well

  • The phone number is a tap-to-call link
  • Business details are marked up for search engines
  • The page is set up for phone screens
  • The words are in the page itself: about 4129 of them, readable without scripts

Missing or weak

  • The headline does not say where it is
  • The page title is weak in Google

5

George Sink Injury Lawyers

62 for visitors · 87 for AI answers

Does well

  • The phone number is a tap-to-call link
  • Business details are marked up for search engines
  • The page is set up for phone screens
  • The words are in the page itself: about 3654 of them, readable without scripts

Missing or weak

  • The headline does not say where it is
  • The page title is weak in Google
  • The page does not answer any questions

6

HawkLaw

59 for visitors · 90 for AI answers

Does well

  • The page title names the work and the place
  • The phone number is a tap-to-call link
  • Business details are marked up for search engines
  • The words are in the page itself: about 1648 of them, readable without scripts

Missing or weak

  • The headline does not say what the firm does or where
  • The phone number is far down the page
  • The page does not answer any questions

7

Brooks Derrick

62 for visitors · 83 for AI answers

Does well

  • The page title names the work and the place
  • The phone number is a tap-to-call link
  • The page is set up for phone screens
  • The words are in the page itself: about 1268 of them, readable without scripts

Missing or weak

  • The headline does not say what the firm does or where
  • Buttons that do not say what happens
  • The business details are incomplete

8

Lauren Taylor Law Firm

48 for visitors · 86 for AI answers

Does well

  • The phone number is a tap-to-call link
  • The page is set up for phone screens
  • The page answered in 2.4 seconds
  • The words are in the page itself: about 9572 of them, readable without scripts

Missing or weak

  • The headline does not say what the firm does or where
  • The page title is weak in Google
  • The business details are incomplete

9

Joye Law Firm

52 for visitors · 79 for AI answers

Does well

  • The phone number is a tap-to-call link
  • The page is set up for phone screens
  • The page answered in 0.6 seconds
  • The words are in the page itself: about 2136 of them, readable without scripts

Missing or weak

  • The headline does not say where it is
  • The page title is weak in Google
  • The business details do not say what kind of business it is

10

Laura Saunders, Attorney

35 for visitors · 69 for AI answers

Does well

  • The contact form is short
  • The page is set up for phone screens
  • The page answered in 0.4 seconds
  • The words are in the page itself: about 1058 of them, readable without scripts

Missing or weak

  • The headline does not say what the firm does or where
  • The phone number cannot be tapped
  • No business details in the page code

What a new firm should copy

  1. Say what you do and where in the first line. Not a slogan. The kind of case and the town.
  2. Make the phone number a button at the top of every page.
  3. Keep the form short. Name, phone, what happened.
  4. Write your details into the page code as a legal service: name, address, phone, hours, area served.
  5. Answer the questions clients ask, each as its own heading with a plain answer under it.
  6. Give each kind of case and each town its own page. A page can only be found for what it is about.

About this list

Checked, not judged.

  • No firm paid to be here or asked to be here.
  • Every mark is a rule that passed or did not on the date shown.
  • If you run one of these firms and something is wrong, tell me and I will check it again.
What makes a law firm website good?

It tells a visitor what the firm does and where in the first line, makes calling one tap, keeps the form short, and gives search engines and AI assistants the firm’s details in a form they can read.

Why are big firms not at the top?

The checks do not measure size, budget or design. A large site can still open with a slogan or ask for ten things on a form.

Why only South Carolina firms?

The list comes from one real search in one town, so that nobody was hand-picked.

Can I see the same check for my firm?

Yes. The website grader and the AEO checker on this site are the same two checks, and both are free.

Does a high score mean more clients?

No. It means fewer things on the page are turning people away. How many clients a site brings also depends on the town, the competition and the firm’s reviews.

Turn searches into clients.

  1. 1Enter your link

    Or your business name, if you have no website yet.

  2. 2Tell me who it is for

    What you do, your city and your email.

  3. 3Pick a time

    Twenty minutes. I walk you through your plan, then email it to you.

Get my free plan
  1. Your link
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