As a subsidiary of our core parent IT firm EUITSOLS, EUITSOLS Legal is equipped with an experienced and highly trained team that specializes in designing and developing juristic websites, aligning with the guidelines set by the Law Society of Ireland. Headquartered in Ireland, the firm leverages its expertise in creating premium websites tailored for law firms, barristers, solicitors and mediators, ensuring compliance with the Information of Law Firms on Websites issued by the Law Society of Ireland.
The websites developed by EUITSOLS Legal encompass all essential elements such as firm name, logo, history, team profiles, services, newsletters, contact information, enquiry forms, restricted access features, and sitemaps—all meticulously crafted to professional standards. Adhering to high-standard coding practices, the websites are optimized for maximum performance and tailored to be fully responsive across various screen sizes.
For enhanced readability and engagement, multi-paged websites are created, following a layering process connecting different sections like the Home Page, About Page, Service Page, and Contact Page. Once the website is developed, EUITSOLS Legal assists in the registration process to ensure it goes live seamlessly on the internet.
In addition to website development, EUITSOLS Legal offers a comprehensive range of services including domain hosting, annual maintenance, SEO services, and app development—the latter providing easy accessibility to prospective clients by seamlessly connecting them to the firms’ websites.
With a holistic approach to digital presence, EUITSOLS Legal is committed to empowering legal entities with top-notch websites and apps to effectively reach and engage with their target audience.
A website can help you get new clients by:
- Engaging with people who are surfing the internet for legal information services.
- Encouraging potential clients to make contact with your firm and/or take up some incentive that your firm is offering.
A website can help you increase work from existing clients by:
- Informing them about the firm’s services.
- Maintaining an open dialogue with clients.
- Creating new opportunities for delivering additional new services to clients.
It is vital that, before beginning to put together your website, you decide exactly what you want the website to do – and what you want to gain from it.
What Websites Should Contain
Websites vary enormously but the following features are common to most:
- A unique address – usually ending with the suffix ‘.ie’ or ‘.com’.
- A design/style that complements the firm’s stationery, brochures and logo.
- Information about the firm relevant, in particular, to prospective clients.
- Photographs and illustrations that give a sense of what the firm is about.
- Profiles on individual people involved in the business.
- At least one easy way to make contact with the firm – by email or telephone.
- A requirement for ongoing management and updating.
