Client intake, case portals and conversion-focused solicitor websites — so enquiries stop dying in inboxes and fee-earners spend less time on admin.
We Understand Your Business
SRA-aware case portals and client intake that cut admin time.
Potential clients bounce between the switchboard, a generic contact form and a fee-earner’s inbox. Conflicts, matter type and funding are asked too late — or not at all.
Practice-area pages read like every other firm on the high street. Pricing is hidden, next steps are unclear, and good instructions leak to competitors with a simpler booking flow.
Client care letters, ID checks and privacy notices often live in Word. When a client or auditor asks for a clear trail, someone spends hours reconstructing it.
LEAP, Clio or a spreadsheet holds the matter. The website holds the lead. Someone retypes everything, and the client never sees progress without a phone call.
How We Solve It
Leads dying in inboxes
Structured client intake that captures matter type, conflict checks and documents before a fee-earner ever picks up the phone.
A site that does not win instructions
Practice-area pages written for how UK clients actually search, with proof, transparent next steps, and booking that does not require a receptionist.
Compliance as a Friday job
Clear client journeys, GDPR-aware forms and a record of what the client saw and signed — not another Word template.
The website and the case system are strangers
Portals and CRM hand-offs that push qualified enquiries into the tools you already use, instead of a second spreadsheet.
Related Solutions
Productised builds we ship for this industry — not a generic service menu.
Proof
These are live projects, not mockups dressed up as clients.
From this industry
Bookings used to sit in the inbox. Now clients pick a time on the site and we see it straight away. It looks professional and it is easy for the team to use.
Law Firms FAQ
No. We design intake, publicity pages and privacy patterns around how UK firms actually operate. We are not your COLP and we do not replace legal advice. Your firm remains responsible for regulatory compliance.
Where the platform allows it and the work is scoped, yes. We can push qualified enquiries, documents and status updates instead of leaving everything in a contact-form inbox.
That is who we usually build for. Stonebridge Legal is a UK firm site and intake flow — not an enterprise legal-tech rollout. The point is fewer missed instructions, not an 18-month transformation programme.
GDPR-aware forms, UK-appropriate hosting, SSL as standard, and clarity on where data sits before we build.
Accepting new projects
Talk to us about your law firm’s website Tell us what is broken and we will say, honestly, what we would change first.
