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Websites for law firms that present practice areas and people plainly, in two languages, and handle a first enquiry with care.

We build websites for law firms and solo lawyers: practice areas explained plainly, profiles of the people a client will deal with, and a first enquiry that collects only what a first contact needs. Foreign clients get the same information in English.

How long does a law firm website take?
Usually 3–6 weeks, depending on the number of practice areas, lawyers and languages.
How much does a law firm website cost?
A law firm website starts from €1,800.
Who owns the site and the enquiries?
The firm does.

What this service includes

Lawyers in Bosnia and Herzegovina and the region work under bar rules that may limit how they present themselves, so the site sticks to facts and makes no promises about outcomes. We build the structure and the system; every text is approved by the firm before it goes live.

  • A page for each area, such as corporate, employment, real estate or family law, saying what the firm handles and what a client should bring to the first meeting.

  • Each lawyer with practice areas, languages, bar admission, education and direct contact, so a client knows whom they will speak to.

  • A short form that asks for contact details, the area of law and the other party's name for a conflict check, and tells visitors not to send case details yet. It reaches the lawyer for that area over an encrypted connection.

  • Every page also in English for foreign clients and investors, with legal terms translated by the firm or its translators, not by a machine.

  • Commentary on new laws and court practice, published by the firm with author and date, so readers and search engines see who stands behind the advice.

  • A complete Google profile for each office and pages that confirm where you practice, so people looking for a lawyer in your city can find the firm.

    Local SEO & Google Business Profile
Local SEO & Google Business Profile

Why law firms come to us

  • Clients look a lawyer up before they call, and the firm's site is an old page with a phone number, or there is no site at all.
  • Foreign clients and investors cannot find out in English which areas the firm covers or who speaks their language.
  • Enquiries arrive through a generic form or a personal Gmail address, with no assurance that the details stay confidential.

A clear process, from scope to delivery

  1. Firm, practice areas and rules

    What you receiveA written scope and a fixed price.

  2. Structure and design

    What you receiveA prototype the partners have reviewed.

  3. Build and texts

    What you receiveA staging site with approved texts in both languages.

  4. Launch

    What you receiveA live site, with enquiries reaching the right lawyer.

  5. Thirty days of care, included

    What you receiveA firm that publishes and updates on its own.

Chosen for the work, not for the trend

We choose tools based on the requirements of the project, your existing systems and what will be practical to maintain after delivery. Below are the technologies we typically use for this type of work, and why.

  • Next.js + React

    Fast, accessible pages that arrive complete for search engines, with nothing unnecessary loaded.

  • Headless CMS

    Partners and staff publish articles and update profiles, with a review step before anything goes live.

  • Schema.org structured data

    The firm's practice areas, offices and lawyers stated in a form search engines read reliably.

  • Hetzner

    Hosting in EU data centers, so the site and enquiry data stay in the EU.

  • Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace

    Enquiries delivered to mailboxes on the firm's own domain, which stay where they are.

The work stays with you

  • A clear first impression

    Practice areas and people, presented plainly in two languages.

  • Enquiries handled with care

    A short form, an encrypted connection and the right lawyer on the other end.

  • Texts the firm approves

    Nothing goes live without the firm's approval, and the firm can edit everything later.

  • Code and accounts you own

    Site, domain, mailboxes and every enquiry registered to the firm from day one.

Questions about this service?

If you cannot find the answer below, send us your question. A member of our team will reply within one business day.

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01How long does a law firm website take?

Usually 3–6 weeks, depending on the number of practice areas, lawyers and languages. Approving texts often takes longest, so we plan time for it from the start.

02How much does a law firm website cost?

A law firm website starts from €1,800. The final price depends on practice areas, profiles and languages; you receive it in writing after a short call, and it does not change.

03Who owns the site and the enquiries?

The firm does. Code, domain, mailboxes and every enquiry are registered to the firm from day one, and full ownership transfers on final payment.

04Who writes the texts?

We can propose the structure and plain-language drafts, but legal content is written or approved by the firm. You know what your bar's rules allow, and you sign off on every page.

05Is the enquiry form confidential?

Enquiries travel over an encrypted connection to the firm's mailbox, and the form asks only for contact details, the area of law and the other party for a conflict check. It asks visitors not to send case details until the firm replies.

06Can the site follow our bar's rules?

Yes. Rules differ between bars, so we start from what yours allows: usually facts about the firm, its practice areas and people, without testimonials, rankings or promises about results.

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