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Chaikin & Sherman Law Firm

Multi-attorney firm architecture that surfaces the entire team's expertise and makes it easy for clients to find the right attorney.
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The Challenge

Chaikin & Sherman is an established legal firm with multiple practice areas. Unlike solo practitioners, firm sites need to handle complexity: multiple attorneys, diverse practice areas, firm credibility, and attorney visibility in local search. The previous site structure didn’t clearly differentiate practice areas or surface attorney profiles. Clients searching for specific services had trouble finding the right attorney. The firm’s depth and expertise wasn’t coming through in the site architecture.

What We Did

We rebuilt the information architecture around practice areas with detailed attorney profiles. Each practice area page stands alone, making it easy for clients searching “business law in [city]” or “employment law” to land on the right page.

Attorney profiles include credentials, practice focus, and schema markup for search visibility. This approach serves two goals: clients find the right attorney, and the firm’s expertise is visible to search engines.

Content strategy emphasizes firm authority through:

  • Practice area expertise pages
  • Attorney profiles with credentials
  • Firm news and legal insights
  • Client testimonials
  • Industry-specific FAQs

Technical implementation includes comprehensive schema markup for attorney search visibility and firm-wide structured data.

Design Approach

The design conveys authority and professionalism while remaining approachable. Clean typography, clear hierarchy, and generous whitespace make it easy for clients under stress to navigate. Firm colors and branding signal stability and tradition.

The Results

Attorney profile pages now appear in local search results. Clients searching for specific practice areas land on the right page. Search visibility increased, particularly for attorney name + practice area queries.
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