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Website design for personal injury lawyers and law firms

A concept site for a personal injury firm. It speaks to people on a bad day, in plain words, and makes the first call feel safe.

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The design · Pennsylvania and New Jersey

Hale & Okafor

Personal injury law

TypeGloock, Schibsted Grotesk

A broken tea bowl mends with gold as you scroll. Each piece that rejoins is one thing a claim can cover.

01

Made whole

A real-time kintsugi bowl. Each piece rejoins with a gold seam, tied to a type of damages, until the bowl is whole.

02

Do we handle your case?

Plain-language case search with a detail panel, so people can check before they call.

03

Fees, shown plainly

A slider shows the fee, costs and take-home amount, plus what you owe if the case is lost: nothing.

What a personal injury law website needs

The parts that turn visits into calls, whichever design you like.

1

Do we handle your case?

Let people check their situation in plain words before they call.

2

Fees, clearly

No fee unless you win, and what that really means in numbers.

3

What happens next

The steps after the first call, so reaching out doesn't feel like a leap.

4

Reach them anywhere

Offices, languages, accessibility and home visits for clients who can't travel.

Personal injury law websites: questions we get

What should a personal injury law firm website include?

Practice area pages, how fees work, the steps of a claim, lawyer profiles, real results and a free case review form. Practice pages drive most search traffic.

Are there advertising rules for law firm websites?

Yes. Law societies and bar associations regulate claims, results and testimonials. We write within those rules.

Can the website take case enquiries securely?

Yes. Forms can be kept short, encrypted and routed to your intake team, with a callback option.

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