Law Firm Website Templates

Practice areas, how fees work, and one clear way to request a consultation.

Someone looking for a lawyer usually has one question: can this firm handle my kind of problem, and what will it cost to find out? The five templates below each answer it differently.

Sterling & Vance is a dark, formal litigation and corporate firm. Orne & Faircloth is a high-street practice that prints its fees on the page. Larkfield Partners is written as an advisory practice with a numbered engagement process. Ashby Reed is a courtroom-dark trial firm with a starting fee for each practice area, and Counsel & Crane is a warm injury and family firm with a free consultation form on the first screen. Pick the one closest to how your firm talks to clients.

5 law firm website templates

  • Dark & Gold Litigation Law Firm (Business; demo site: Sterling & Vance LLP) Dark and gold, with a results section, six practice areas and four named attorneys. Suits an established litigation or corporate firm that sells on track record; a small family-law office would find it cold.
  • Transparent Fixed-Fee Law Firm (Business; demo site: Orne & Faircloth) Every fee is printed in the margin beside the service, from conveyancing to commercial leases. Made for a high-street solicitor with fixed prices; a contingency injury firm would have to rework the whole schedule.
  • Document-Style Green Law Firm (Business; demo site: Larkfield Partners) Reads like a bound brief, with a five-stage engagement and four sectors. Fits an advisory or business-law practice; it has no space set aside for urgent personal matters.
  • Oxblood Courtroom Litigation Firm (Business; demo site: Ashby Reed Law) Oxblood and ivory, built for trial work: practice areas with starting fees, a ledger of verdicts with a past-results disclaimer, and a case timeline. Fits a litigation boutique; a will-writing practice would feel out of place in it.
  • Friendly Injury and Family Law Firm (Business; demo site: Counsel & Crane) Warm and plain-spoken, with a free consultation form on the first screen, fees for each case type and a same-day call-back. Good for injury and family lawyers serving individuals; corporate clients may want something more formal.

What a good law firm website needs

Practice areas in plain words

Name the problems you take on, such as wrongful termination or buying a home, not just "litigation".

How fees work

Free first call, contingency, fixed fee or hourly. Say which applies to which kind of matter.

Named lawyers

Photos, roles and admission details. People hire a person, not a logo.

Required notices

Attorney advertising and regulatory wording for your jurisdiction. Check your bar or regulator rules.

Pages your law firm website needs

  1. One page per practice area

    Someone searching for a custody lawyer or a non-compete dispute wants a page about exactly that problem, with the questions you usually ask and what the first steps are.

  2. Fees and funding

    Contingency, fixed fee or hourly: saying which applies to which matter removes the main reason people hesitate to call.

  3. Lawyer profiles

    Clients hire a person. Each profile should give admissions, years in practice and the kinds of matters that lawyer handles.

  4. Consultation request

    A short form that asks only for contact details and the type of matter, with a note not to send confidential details until a conflict check is done.

  5. Results or case studies, where allowed

    If your bar or regulator permits it, a few described outcomes with the required disclaimer show competence better than adjectives.

  6. Notices and disclaimers

    Attorney advertising wording, no-attorney-client-relationship notices and privacy terms are a requirement in many places, not decoration.

Guides for law firm websites

How to pick the right one

  • Litigation or corporate work: Sterling & Vance has Practice Areas, Attorneys and Results sections.
  • Fixed-fee consumer work (property, wills, family): Orne & Faircloth lists what it does and what it costs, plus five ways to fund the work.
  • Advisory or consultative practice: Larkfield Partners sets out a five-stage engagement and a free first meeting.
  • Remove the demo results and figures (such as "$2.4B recovered") unless they are your own and your rules allow them.

Frequently asked questions

Are these templates free?

Starting from a template is free. The free plan gives you 3 template sites on a we.inc address. It has no AI credits and no custom domain. AI building and custom domains start at $20 a month.

Are the businesses in these templates real?

No. Every name, price, count and review in these designs is made-up demonstration content. Replace it with your own, or remove it, before you publish.

Can clients book a consultation online?

Not inside the template. Point the consultation button at your email, phone or the scheduling tool you already use.

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Three law firm layouts, one per kind of practice

Hartwell & Choi LLP (a made-up employment firm) offers a free initial case review, wrongful termination work on contingency and discrimination and harassment claims. Here is how each template handles those three paths.

How these were picked

Three catalogue templates checked against their previews: Sterling & Vance LLP, Orne & Faircloth and Larkfield Partners, plus the fictional Hartwell & Choi sample as the demonstration. Its prices and reviews are made up. Checked 27 September 2026. Every design here is from the We.Inc library and is labelled as a sample or template. None is a customer site, and no entry claims results.

1. Dark & Gold Litigation Law Firm

Business template from the We.Inc library (demo site: Sterling & Vance LLP). Open it

Task: A litigation and corporate firm.

Design choice: Sterling & Vance: dark and formal, Practice Areas, Attorneys, Results and "Request a Consultation"; six practice areas including Employment Law, and partner profiles.

Limitation: Demo results and figures ($2.4B recovered, 97%) must go unless they are yours and allowed.

2. Transparent Fixed-Fee Law Firm

Business template from the We.Inc library (demo site: Orne & Faircloth). Open it

Task: A high-street practice with fees on the page.

Design choice: Orne & Faircloth: "Law, with the price in the margin"; six areas with costs, "How the first hour works" in four steps, and five ways to fund the work including damages-based agreements.

Limitation: Written for English solicitors; US firms rewrite the fee and regulatory wording.

3. Document-Style Green Law Firm

Business template from the We.Inc library (demo site: Larkfield Partners). Open it

Task: A consultative, process-led practice.

Design choice: Larkfield Partners: "We are hired when the decision is already difficult"; three service lines with durations, a five-stage engagement and a free 90 minute first meeting.

Limitation: Written as an advisory practice; rename the services for legal matters.

4. Hartwell & Choi LLP

Sample site built by our AI (made-up business). Open it

Task: The demonstration: an employment firm's three paths on one page.

Design choice: "You were fired. Now what happens?" with a free case review, wrongful termination on contingency and discrimination claims with filing deadline warnings.

Limitation: Made-up firm, counts and reviews.

Task comparison

DesignInitial case reviewWrongful terminationDiscrimination and harassment claims
Dark & Gold Litigation Law FirmRequest a ConsultationRename Employment LawAdd it
Transparent Fixed-Fee Law FirmFree 15 minute callEmploymentFits under Employment
Document-Style Green Law FirmNinety minutes, no chargeRename a serviceRename a service
Hartwell & Choi LLPFreeContingencyEEOC deadlines noted

Walkthrough: a fired employee asking for a case review on the Hartwell & Choi sample

  1. They read "You were fired. Now what happens?" and tap "Free case review".
  2. Practice areas show the initial case review is free and takes thirty to forty five minutes.
  3. Wrongful termination says no fee unless the firm recovers, agreed in writing up front.
  4. They send the form or call. Point both at your intake email or phone line.

Copyable build brief

A website for [firm], a [practice area] law firm in [city]. Practice areas in plain words, how fees work for each (free review, contingency, flat fee or hourly), our named attorneys with admissions, an FAQ on deadlines and what to bring, the advertising notice our rules require, and a consultation form.

What We.Inc does and does not do here

Client intake and conflict checksNot built in. Send the form to your intake process.
Online bookingLink your scheduling tool to the consultation button.
Publishing for freeFree plan: up to 3 template sites on a we.inc address. No AI credits and no custom domain.
Having the AI write and change the sitePaid plans: Starter $20/mo, Pro $49/mo, Max $99/mo. You describe the business, then edit by clicking or by asking in chat.
Your own domainPaid plans only.
Taking paymentsThrough your own Stripe account, so the money goes to you. We.Inc does not hold funds.
FormsThe AI builds contact and request forms. A synced booking calendar is not built in: link the scheduling tool you already use.

What to adapt

  • Pick the layout closest to the matters you want more of.
  • Say how fees work for each practice area.
  • Add your jurisdiction's required notices.

What not to copy

  • Demo results and percentages.
  • Outcome promises your rules do not allow.

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