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Practice areas and lawyers, explained in plain language

People looking for a lawyer usually arrive with a specific problem and little legal vocabulary. Referral sources and other lawyers arrive with names. A law firm website needs to serve both: clear explanations of what you handle and accurate profiles of who handles it. We build law firm sites on Replit so your team can publish articles and profile changes by describing them to Replit Agent.
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Real estate, business and estates law

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What matters

What your website should do for you

Practice areas people understand

Explain the problems you help with in everyday terms, not only legal categories.

Profiles for referral checks

Lawyers, accountants and past clients often look up a specific lawyer. Profiles should list call year, practice focus and publications accurately.

Contact without creating a relationship by accident

General enquiry forms should include a clear notice that submitting the form does not create a lawyer-client relationship and that confidential details should not be sent.

Pages your site could have

A starting point. We plan the final pages around your content.

Home
Practice areas, the firm's focus and contact
Practice areas
One page per area with common situations and the lawyers who practise it
Our lawyers
Profiles with call year, focus and publications
Insights
Articles and updates written by the firm
Contact
General enquiry form with appropriate notices

Features you can add

  • Practice area pages

    Plain-language descriptions linked to the lawyers who practise in each area.

  • Lawyer profiles

    Consistent profiles with admissions, focus, publications and speaking.

  • Insights publishing

    Articles you write, published by describing them to Replit Agent.

  • Conflict-aware contact form

    Asks only for the information you specify and displays your disclaimers.

In your own words

Changes you could ask for

Type requests like these to Replit Agent, or email them to us if we look after your site. You see every change in a preview before it goes live.

Request 01

“Publish the attached article on changes to residential tenancy rules under Insights, author Jordan Ellis, and link it from the real estate practice page.”
The article is published with the author and linked from the practice page after you review it.

Request 02

“Add our new associate, called to the Alberta bar in 2025, to the litigation team.”
A new profile appears in the litigation section for review.

Request 03

“Update the contact form disclaimer with the wording our Law Society advisor gave us.”
The disclaimer text changes exactly as provided.

A fictional example

Moving from an old site

  1. Before

    A ten-lawyer firm has profiles in three different layouts and practice pages full of legal jargon.

  2. The move

    We rebuild on Replit with consistent profiles, plain-language practice pages and a contact form with notices, keeping important profile URLs redirected.

  3. After

    The office manager updates profiles and publishes articles through Replit Agent; we can manage updates under agreement.

What we will ask you for

  • Practice area descriptions reviewed by the responsible lawyers
  • Lawyer bios, call years and photos
  • Articles you want to publish
  • Disclaimer wording approved by the firm

Works with tools you already use

  • Scheduling links for consultations
  • Links to client intake or practice management tools such as Clio Grow
  • Newsletter providers
Can potential clients book consultations online?

Yes, through your existing scheduling or intake system. Conflict checks and intake should stay in your practice management tools.

Can we include client reviews?

Law society rules on testimonials and endorsements vary. We include them only where you confirm they are permitted and you have consent.

How is this different from the mediators page?

Law firm sites present a team across practice areas. Mediator and arbitrator sites focus on one neutral's process, availability and rates.

Practice areas and lawyers, explained in plain language

Tell us about your current site or what you need. A person reviews it and replies.