Law & tax firms · From Nuremberg
Web design for law firms and tax advisors
Clients look for orientation before the first conversation: does the practice area fit, does the firm understand their situation, and how does initial contact work? Your website should answer that calmly and credibly - within the tight advertising limits of professional conduct rules.
01The situation
Trust forms before the first appointment - or not at all.
Clients rarely pick from a list of firms - they look for the one that understands their situation.
Practice areas, responsibilities and the initial-consultation process sit unsorted side by side on many law firm websites. We organise them around the client's actual question.
02What the site must do
Provide orientation within professional conduct rules.
The website must show competence while respecting the tight advertising limits of the profession.
Organise practice areas clearly
Specialisms and responsibilities are sorted around the client's question, not the firm's internal structure.
Evidence competence factually
Qualifications, specialist titles and experience appear where they genuinely support a decision.
Make initial contact clear
Process, required documents and availability for the first consultation are stated clearly, including urgent cases.
03Recommended architecture
From the legal question to the right contact.
The exact structure follows your practice areas; these five sections often form the core.
01
Practice areas & tax topics
Each specialism explains responsibility and typical mandates in plain language, not statute references.
02
Lawyers & tax advisors
Qualification, specialism and responsibility are clearly assigned to each person.
03
Client process
From the initial consultation to ongoing representation, the process is explained clearly.
04
Articles & insights
Plain-language summaries of legal changes and common questions provide orientation.
05
Initial consultation
Booking, required documents and availability for urgent cases are unambiguous.
04Trust signals
Credibility instead of advertising claims.
In professional conduct rules, verifiable qualification counts for more than any marketing message.
Admissions & specialist titles
Bar admission, specialist lawyer titles and specialisation are stated correctly and completely.
Confidentiality & data protection
Confidential handling of client data is visibly taken seriously, technically and editorially.
Chambers & associations
Memberships and professional bodies appear where they support a claim.
Mandates & references
Experience is shown through anonymised case types without breaching client confidentiality.
05Search intent
Clients search for a practice area, not firm advertising.
Anyone searching for a law firm usually already has a concrete situation - starting a company, an inheritance, a tax audit. The page structure needs to answer those situations directly.
- The right practice area or tax topic for a specific concern
- A particular life or business situation such as founding a company, inheritance or a tax audit
- An accessible firm in the client's own location with a clear initial contact route
06Related studio concept
FALKENRATH shows law firm trust as design.
The fictional concept visibly separates practice areas and translates credibility into a calm, editorial visual language.
Fictional studio concept
FALKENRATH is not a real law firm or a finished template for your firm. It shows how we can interpret law firm trust visually and structurally - we review advertising-law questions with you on a real project.
View the live concept: KANZLEI FALKENRATH07Common questions
Plan a law firm website responsibly.
What does a website for Law & tax firms cost?+
Our packages are public: starter website from €2,400, company website from €4,900, website system from €9,900 - each with bespoke design, copy and imagery from us, a solid SEO base, plus hosting and care. The binding fixed price for your project follows a short conversation, as a rule within one working day, and stays valid for 14 days.
What content does a law firm website need?+
Typically practice areas, team, initial-consultation process, articles, contact and the legally required disclosures. The exact scope follows your areas of practice.
Who reviews advertising claims?+
We structure information and draft clear copy. Advertising and professionally regulated claims are approved by the firm before publication; for doubts, we recommend checking with the relevant chamber.
Can the firm be found for several practice areas?+
Yes, when each practice area has genuinely useful content with clear search intent. We do not build thin location or keyword copies and cannot guarantee rankings.
Show us what your firm stands for.
We organise practice areas, team and initial contact, then develop an initial page design - wherever you are, with personal contact from Nuremberg.