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For personal injury firms

Personal injury law firm website design.

A site built for how injury clients search: a page for each kind of case, a page for each town, a call button on every screen, and details Google and AI assistants can read. $2,700 one time for a solo lawyer.

What it looks like

A wide cover, what you handle, every town you cover.

A law firm as the example. One good headshot is enough for the cover.
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yourfirm.com
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What we handle
Car accidentsIts own page Truck accidentsIts own page Work injuriesIts own page
Areas we serve

One office in Laurens. Clients across the county.

  • Laurens
  • Clinton
  • Fountain Inn
  • Gray Court
  • Waterloo
  • Cross Hill
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Areas we serve

LaurensClintonGray CourtWaterloo

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1What you do and where, first

2A page for each thing you do

3A page for each town you cover

4A call button on every screen

5{ "@type": "LegalService", "areaServed": ["Laurens", "Clinton"] }Details written the way Google and AI read them

Sample design. The firm name and phone number are placeholders, the map is drawn from OpenStreetMap data, and the photo is a stock photo standing in for yours.

  1. What you do and where, in the first line
  2. A page for each thing you do
  3. A page for each town you cover
  4. A call button on every screen
  5. Details written the way Google and AI read them

What I build in

What an injury firm website has to do.

  1. A page for each kind of case

    Car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle crashes, slip and fall, wrongful death. Each one is its own search, so each one gets its own page. You choose the ones you take.

  2. A page for each town you serve

    People search by place. A page for each town you cover says you are there, without pretending to be where you are not.

  3. “Free case review” and a call button

    On a phone your number is a button that stays in view. A short form of three fields, name, phone and what happened, catches the people who will not call.

  4. Details Google and AI can read

    Your name, address, phone, hours and the area you serve, written into the page code as legal service details. Search engines and AI assistants read these first.

  5. Fast on a phone

    Built to open in under two seconds. Many people search for a lawyer on their phone, often right after something has happened.

  6. Every call counted

    Calls and forms are counted in accounts that belong to you, so you can see which pages bring cases in. Typed text is hidden from any recording.

Included: up to five case pages and six town pages for a solo lawyer, and up to twelve case pages for a firm of two to five. Not included: photography, and any results, testimonials or legal advice. You approve every word before it goes live.

Price

One price. No surprises.

Solo lawyer

$2,700one time
  • The website, in plain words you approve
  • Your Google listing set up and linked
  • Every call and form counted
  • Two rounds of changes
Get my free plan 60% to start, the rest at launch.

Firm of two to five

$4,700one time
  • Everything in the solo price
  • A page for each lawyer
  • More case pages
Get my free plan 60% to start, the rest at launch.

A first version in seven days, or your deposit back. Firms with more than five lawyers are quoted on the call. Optional after launch: care at $99 a month, and Google Ads run for you at $1,000 a month flat. See what a law firm website costs across the market.

Careful with what a lawyer can say

You approve every word.

  • Nothing goes live until you have read it and said yes.
  • No promised results, and no “best” or “expert” unless your state lets you say it.
  • I do not write case results or testimonials. What your bar allows is your decision, and I place what you approve.
  • Any disclaimer your state requires goes on every page that needs one.

Your first month

  1. Before you payThe free plan: what people search in your city and who shows up today
  2. Day 160% deposit. You send photos and details.
  3. Day 7First version, or your deposit back
  4. NextTwo rounds of changes
  5. LaunchLast 40%. Listing linked, calls counted.

Questions

Injury firm websites, answered.

More on law firm website design, law firm SEO and getting named by AI assistants.

What does a personal injury law firm website cost?

$2,700 one time for a solo lawyer and $4,700 for a firm of two to five lawyers. That covers the website, your Google listing and the counting of calls and forms. You pay 60% to start and 40% at launch. Firms with more than five lawyers are quoted on the call.

How many case pages does my firm get?

Up to five case pages and six town pages for a solo lawyer, and up to twelve case pages for a firm of two to five. You choose which kinds of case to list.

Can you put my case results and reviews on the site?

I do not write results or testimonials. If your bar allows them and you decide to show them, I place exactly what you approve, with the disclaimer your state requires.

Will my firm rank for “personal injury lawyer” in my city?

No one can promise a position. Your free plan shows who ranks in your city today and what is missing from your page. What I promise is in writing: what I build, the price, and a first version in seven days.

I already have a website. Do I need a new one?

Grade it first with the free website grader. If it is doing its job I will tell you so. Often a fix costs less than a rebuild, and I quote it on the call.

Do you run Google Ads for injury firms?

Yes, if you want it: $1,000 a month flat for most ad budgets, month to month, and you pay Google for the clicks. I never take a share of what you spend. The website and the listing stand on their own.

Who owns the website?

You do, once it is paid for. The domain is registered in your name, and the site, the Google listing and the analytics accounts are yours to keep.

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
  2. Where to send it
  3. Pick a time

Where should I send it?

Tell me who the plan is for. I walk you through it on a call, then email it.

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