Law firm websites in Chicago.
From LaSalle Street offices to a storefront practice on 26th Street, a Chicago firm's clients search the same way: on a phone, for a lawyer near them, who handles their kind of problem.
Practicing in the city
Main civil courthouse
Richard J. Daley Center, 50 W. Washington St.
Criminal courthouse
Leighton Criminal Court Building, 2650 S. California Ave.
Grid origin
State and Madison, where every Chicago address starts counting
Where firms cluster
The Loop, River North, and the neighborhood main streets
Languages clients search in
English, Spanish, Polish, and more
Lawyer count: ARDC 2025 Annual Report. Courthouse addresses: Illinois Courts directory.
In short.
Settled Sites designs, builds and looks after websites for law firms in Chicago. You get every page your clients look for, written around the towns and courthouses you actually work in, and every later change made for you by email. $299 a month, no setup fee. Gaston, our partner in Chicago, can meet you at your office.
What a Chicago firm's site has to do.
A client in Portage Park looking for a closing attorney does not search for "Chicago real estate lawyer." They search for one near them, often on a phone, often while doing something else. Your site has to tell them three things at once: that you handle their matter, that you are close enough, and how to reach you today.
Neighborhoods, honestly.
We add a neighborhood to your site when you actually work there: an office, a courthouse you use every week, clients you already serve. A page for every one of Chicago's 77 community areas is the kind of padding Google has learned to ignore, and clients can tell.
Directions people use.
For a Loop office, that means the nearest L station and where to park. For a neighborhood office, the bus route and whether there is street parking. It sounds small. It is often the last thing a client checks before they call.
Spanish pages, when your firm speaks Spanish.
Nearly three in ten Chicagoans are Hispanic or Latino. If someone at your firm serves clients in Spanish, your site gets real Spanish pages, written for that client, not machine-translated. If nobody does, they are left out: a Spanish page that leads to an English-only phone call misleads the client.
Population: U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Census, Chicago city.
Questions from Chicago firms.
We are a Loop firm. Do we need neighborhood pages?
Probably not. A Loop firm usually does better with strong practice pages and a clear "how to find us" section. Neighborhood pages are for firms whose clients come from specific parts of the city.
Can you meet us in person?
Gaston is in Chicago and can come to your office. The design work happens in our studio in England, so after that first meeting most things happen by email and phone.
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