Their goal was to establish a professional, branded web presence to showcase their legal expertise to their clients. The main purpose of their website is to give them a polished atmosphere online that would distinguish them as an experienced, personable, and reputable firm.
They help clients in practice areas such as Workers’ Compensation, Liability Defense, and Medical Malpractice.
OUR APPROACH
We kicked off the project with research into the competitive landscape of litigation cases across North America. The client provided a starting off point by providing their list of past clients. We approached the design of the website to accomplish the branded, professional look the client was going for. The website was built with the key goal in mind of helping the client reach their target market. The overall website design focused on structuring a modern and authoritative style that complemented the firm’s brand.
THE RESULT
Veatch Carlson, LLP announces the redesign of its website, veatchfirm.com. Veatch Carlson, LLP is a firm with 64 years of litigation and trial experience in Los Angeles, CA.
Veatch Carlson, LLP hired the award-winning web design experts at Conroy Consults, which is a marketing firm focused on providing custom, agency level law firm website design along with killer technology. The website incorporates the most up-to-date web design trends and technology such as WordPress CMS development, responsive design, user-friendly, automated search engine optimization (SEO), and a stunning design that inspires potential clients to take action.
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