Law Firm & Advocate Websites
Law Firm & Advocate Website Design
Legal websites in India must inform without soliciting. Bar Council of India rules restrict advertising by advocates, so law firm and advocate websites are typically informational, factual and preceded by a disclaimer that visitors accept.
Overview
How we approach it
Legal websites form a large part of WebAura Studio's portfolio. We have built websites for law firms and individual advocates in Lucknow, including practice-area pages, profiles and consultation contact options presented within these norms.
Typical features
What a law firm or advocate website can include
Every project is scoped to your needs. These are common building blocks we discuss at the planning stage.
Disclaimer gateway
A disclaimer visitors acknowledge before entering, as is common for Indian legal websites.
Practice-area pages
Informational pages for areas such as family, criminal, civil, corporate or cyber law.
Advocate profiles
Qualifications, enrolment and experience presented factually.
Legal articles
Informational articles and updates that help visitors understand legal topics.
Contact & consultation
Office address, map, WhatsApp and consultation request options.
Professional design
A calm, credible visual style suited to legal practice.
Work samples
Request relevant work samples
We keep client work private. Tell us your business, the service you need and a few project details, and we will share relevant examples personally on WhatsApp.
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FAQ
Common questions
More answers on our FAQ page, or contact us directly.
Is it allowed for advocates in India to have a website?
Yes, as long as the website is informational and does not solicit work. A disclaimer is commonly shown before visitors enter.
Can my website list my practice areas?
Yes. Practice-area information presented factually is common on advocate websites.
Planning a law firm or advocate website?
Tell us about your business and what you need. We will reply on WhatsApp with next steps, a suggested approach and a clear quote.