Web Design for Personal Injury Attorneys That Respects Your Standing
Trial-focused personal injury attorneys — the ones who actually try cases, who belong to ABOTA and the AAJ, who referring attorneys call for the catastrophic file — don't need another billboard-style PI site. You need a credentialed, publication-ready web presence that reflects your verdict authority, your authored appellate work, and your standing with the bar the way referring counsel actually evaluates you.
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The Problems We Fix
Your current site was built for TV-ad intake, not for referring counsel
The site is optimized for a panicked mobile prospect, not for a referring attorney doing due diligence on whether to send you a catastrophic-injury file. It foregrounds 'Free Consultation' buttons when it should foreground your verdict list, your AAJ and ABOTA positions, and your published appellate work. Referring attorneys bounce because nothing on the site reads like a serious trial lawyer wrote it.
Your verdicts are a PDF link, not the spine of the site
Your $12M med-mal verdict, your $4M trucking verdict, and your $2.5M premises verdict live in a single 'Results' PDF that's impossible to link, impossible for Google to index, and impossible for referring counsel to skim. The verdict authority that actually earns you peer referrals is hidden behind a download button.
Your published CLE teaching and appellate briefs aren't anywhere
You teach CLE twice a year on trucking-injury liability. You've published in trial-lawyer journals. You've argued appellate matters that other attorneys cite. On your website, none of it exists. The credibility signals that trial-focused PI attorneys actually trade on are invisible — so you compete on 'free consultation' with firms that don't share your standing.
You earned the verdicts. We build the site that proves it.
You didn't spend a career trying catastrophic-injury cases and earning ABOTA induction to hand referring counsel a billboard-style site that reads like a plea mill wrote it. Your verdict record, your authored appellate work, and your peer standing are what actually move referred files — but only if the website presents them the way trial lawyers evaluate one another.
We build for attorneys and law firms exclusively, and personal-brand web design is what we do. You get a dedicated strategist and an attorney-trained editor — no marketing interns, no offshore template shops — building a site that holds up on a peer's desk and a judge's bench.
- Verdict-library-first architecture — not free-consultation intake theater
- Every page drafted to ABA Rule 7.1 and your state's advertising rules
- Built to convince referring counsel and HNW prospects, not TV-ad clicks
87%
of referring attorneys vet counsel online first
Verdict + Settlement Library as the Site's Spine
Every notable verdict and settlement gets its own indexed page — case narrative, jurisdictional context, substantive legal takeaways, and appellate history where relevant. ABA 7.1 and state-bar-specific disclaimers baked into the template. Pages cross-link to your authored commentary on the underlying legal issues. The verdict list becomes the centerpiece of the site rather than a sanitized PDF — exactly how referring counsel and HNW prospects want to evaluate you.
- Per-verdict indexed pages with legal context (not marketing bullets)
- ABA 7.1 + state-bar-specific disclaimer architecture
- Cross-linking between verdicts and your authored commentary
- Jurisdictional-search filtering (state, federal court, appellate)
Credentialed Bio as the Home Page
ABOTA induction, AAJ leadership, trial-lawyer board certification, published authorship, CLE teaching, and peer-recognition markers foregrounded with the weight they've earned. Person schema on every bio so Google treats you as a named entity. Bar admissions, federal-district-court admissions, and appellate-court admissions explicitly surfaced. Your bio isn't buried in /about — it's the site.
- ABOTA + AAJ + board-certification surfacing
- Person schema + hasOccupation + knowsAbout markup
- Federal-district-court and appellate-court admissions
- Published-authorship + CLE teaching indexing
Publication-Ready Case Commentary Templates
Purpose-built CMS templates for authored content — case commentary, appellate-opinion analysis, CLE recaps, trial-advocacy teaching, and published journal articles. Each template carries Person schema tying the content to you as author. Content is optimized for peer-citation and for appearing when referring counsel searches a substantive legal issue rather than a billboard query.
- Person-schema authorship on every published piece
- Templates for appellate analysis, CLE recaps, and journal articles
- Cross-linked to the verdicts that illustrate each legal issue
- Engineered for peer-citation, not billboard-query traffic
Peer-Review Copy Pass on Every Page
Every word reviewed by an attorney-trained editor before it ships. Nothing reads like it was written by a marketing intern. Nothing violates ABA 7.1, your state bar's disciplinary rules, or the comparative-advertising prohibitions that get lesser agencies in trouble. Copy holds up on a peer's desk, on a judge's bench, and in a state-bar compliance review — which is the real test for any trial-attorney site.
- Attorney-trained editor reviews every page before launch
- ABA 7.1 + state-bar disciplinary-rule compliance built in
- Comparative-advertising prohibitions caught before they ship
- Copy that reads like a trial lawyer wrote it, not a marketing intern
From billboard clone to trial authority, in three steps
Reputation + Verdict Audit
We inventory your verdicts, settlements, authored work, ABOTA/AAJ credentialing, and CLE teaching — then map exactly what a referring attorney sees today versus what your standing deserves. You keep the plan even if you never hire us.
Build the Credentialed Site
We build the verdict-library spine, the credentialed bio home page, the Person-schema commentary templates, and the peer-review copy pass — a publication-ready site that reflects your trial authority, correctly disclaimed.
Compound Every Verdict
New verdicts, new authored commentary, and new CLE teaching keep the site current and indexable. Every referred catastrophic file traces back to the credentialed presence that earned the introduction.
The site referring counsel opens reads like a trial lawyer built it
Imagine the partner about to refer a seven-figure catastrophic-injury file opening your site and finding a verdict library, authored appellate work, and ABOTA credentialing instead of a free-consultation banner.
- Your verdict library is the spine of the site, indexed page by page.
- ABOTA and AAJ credentialing sits above the fold where peers look first.
- Referring counsel verifies your trial record in five minutes and routes the file.
- Authored appellate commentary ranks for the substantive issues peers search.
- Person schema makes Google treat you as a named trial-lawyer entity.
- Every page survives a state-bar compliance review without flattening your record.
Every referred file you lose is one you never knew was coming.
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