DLS Design creates top-quality websites for the leading law boutiques in New York, Washington D.C., Florida, California and the Northeast. Many of these firms were started by former United States Attorneys and District Attorneys from all over the country.
We also service a number of firms handling real estate, eminent domain, employment and matrimonial law, trusts and estates, plaintiffs' and class-action matters, insurance defense, immigration and intellectual property.
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Newly formed during Q3 2024, London & Naor is an outgrowth of a prior boutique law firm in the Bay area. DLS created the new site and branding on a tight deadline. Our design for the firm’s logo came first; experimenting with the website, we placed it in a partial circle, and this formed the … Read more
DLS Design applied a handsome, no-nonsense design to the new website for Walsh Markus McDougal & DeBellis, replacing an old site the firm had used for more than 10 years. A clean, well set up website raises your firm’s profile, but don’t forget about photography. As we recommend to all clients, Walsh hired an experienced … Read more
Doar Rieck Kaley & Mack returned as a client of DLS Design following a brief period being served by one of the law industry’s mass-market web design vendors. Clients who’ve turned to DLS report they weren’t satisfied with their old website, citing a turnkey product delivered at a high price. Two examples of other firms … Read more
Two Roads Leadership Project offers training to college-age adults needing to learn about risky behaviors such as reckless driving and gender-based misconduct. DLS Design designed the Two Roads website and associated branding. Two Roads’ programs are offered through colleges and similar organizations. The nonprofit was started by an attorney with a background in sexual harassment … Read more
Andrew Carboy is a long-term DLS Design client whose site we updated and published this spring. A personal injury attorney, the client was open to a different presentation than the catalog of accident images most other comparable lawyers employ. In conversation the comment was made that personal injury matters are difficult to face but there … Read more
Melissa Yang is a litigator who represents individuals and corporations in a variety of complex commercial disputes in state and federal court and arbitration. We created her new website when she departed a boutique firm, after we were introduced by a different firm. In this design, we were aiming for a measured, understated presentation. Shown … Read more
DLS Design created the new website for litigation boutique Miedel & Mysliwiec this winter, replacing an obsolete version by one of the legal industry’s old-line vendors. We authored a new tagline, stripped away layers of superfluous “search engine-speak”, struck up a bold new logo, and greatly simplified page structures and navigation. The color scheme of … Read more
Levine Lee is a preeminent law firm handling some of the nation’s most significant cases involving securities litigation and white collar criminal matters. The firm is regularly recognized by Chambers USA, a top law firm honor. A client of DLS Design since their startup in 2011, Levine Lee has just released their new website, its … Read more
Riccio & Associates is an immigration law firm in Boston. DLS Design created the firm’s new website, occasioned by the retirement of a former name partner. With the practice exclusively set to immigration, the choice of the Statue of Liberty image was simple; we extend the concept with a torch motif in the logo and … Read more
DLS has completed the new version of Grossberg Yochelson Fox & Beyda’s website. We had designed the prior site in 2016. The firm has about 15 attorneys and focuses on real estate in the Washington DC area. Now past its 90th anniversary, we designed a decorative badge to note the milestone. Following the client’s wishes … Read more
DLS Design has worked with Daniels O’Connell since their opening in 2015, creating new versions of their website every few years as the firm evolved. Published in late 2023 to coincide with the firm’s move to new offices, the latest version changes how several important pages are laid out, introducing summaries on some of the … Read more
Dunning Rievman & MacDonald retained DLS to create the third in a series of websites needed as the firm evolved, this time by adding new partners when merging with another. With each new version, we enhanced certain functions, for instance a more robust news section featuring different types of pages, search function, and push of … Read more
DLS Design’s new website for John Fitzgibbons, a criminal defender in Tampa, Florida, has a stable, comfortable feeling, probably owing to the warm colors and furnishings in this homepage photo, depicting the firm’s office. Read in detail and you’ll learn the firm takes on high-stakes criminal matters and investigations. We used plain white pages and … Read more
This boutique law firm focuses on workers’ comp and social security disability cases. The website is designed for two audiences: clients and referring law firms. DLS Design created the entirely new site, keeping only the firm’s old logo and red/blue accents. Light, crisp, colorful and simple. The firm’s location in the Inwood section of New … Read more
DLS Design created this blog covering developments at the New York State Department of Financial Services. It is written by an attorney with prior ties to the agency and not NYDFS itself. We imported close to a hundred articles and related content, formatting it in a clear, punchy, readable style. Tools enable search, sort, viewing … Read more
Peter Cane is a litigator representing clients in creative fields, entrepreneurs, large investors and high-profile public companies – or sometimes opposing them. DLS Design worked through several iterations and sets of images to pare away distracting ornamentation, leading to a hard-hitting black and white statement.
DLS Design created the website for Ruel Ruel Burns Feldman & Britt, a Hartford, Connecticut firm with a dual focus on matrimonial and criminal law. We decided a metaphoric approach would convey the fraught nature of these practice areas, and overlayed opening statements in front of video of waves hitting a rocky shore. The firm’s … Read more
Spinning off from a prominent, old-line firm in New York, the firm now known as Elliott Kwok Levine Jaroslaw Neils sought distinctive branding, with their website as the first step. Within a few weeks, DLS Design created the new litigation boutique’s logo, then launched the full website in just 60 days. We created email blasts … Read more
DLS Design completed the site for Weiner Millo Morgan & Bonanno, a general business and litigation boutique. The site is a nice reset for the firm, graphically and operationally. Of the designs we proposed, the firm picked this one with warmer colors, aggressive typography and a homepage slideshow; they report much greater ease of use … Read more
Trachtenberg & Arena is a New York litigation boutique spun out from another local firm. When designing the firm’s website, DLS Design used a narrow, almost chromatic approach to the color scheme. We employed several design motifs including blue-on-blue scenic photos of recognizable buildings in New York City, T-shaped accents below headlines and white pinstripes … Read more
DLS Design completed the website for Faber Eubanks, a Long Island boutique firm handling employment and executive compensation. This is the third website we have designed for the firm. Readers of this website will notice we say this often. Many of the clients here are on their second and even third designs by DLS. We’re … Read more
DLS Design welcomed the return of the Law Office of Peter G. Goodman after being served by one of the big-name law firm marketers. We restored a sharper, more customized design, and rewrote the firm’s selling proposition in more direct language. Meeting an eight-week deadline, we pared away redundant content, incorporated professional portrait photography and … Read more
DLS Design created this colorful, content-rich site for Neufeld O’Leary & Giusto. We replaced a previous site, updating an old logo and implementing a completely new design and WordPress build in 60 days, after we reached out to the firm through another client. Over five years of blog posts were imported seamlessly, along with associated … Read more
DLS Design created the new website for Kristine Sova, an employment lawyer in New York and New Jersey who focuses on employment law compliance and agreements. Central to this project was moving over more than five years of blog entries from Kristine’s previous website. WordPress handled this seamlessly, retaining all the content, categories, dates and … Read more
DLS Design was introduced to Vrountas, Ayer & Chandler by another client. We proceeded to design their website and rebuild it from scratch, taking care to carry over important elements of their original branding, including their logo, a palette of varying shades of purple, and triangular elements. We made the screen larger, updated the font … Read more
This is our third website for Connecticut aviation boutique Paul A. Lange. In this version, DLS Design steps up the variety of content types the firm can publish and archive. Deep, rich blues, and images of aircraft and dramatic skies were used for backdrops. We authored the firm’s tagline, and used line-work showing a segment … Read more
Ain & Bank is a boutique matrimonial law firm operating in Washington DC, Maryland and Virginia. When designing this website, DLS Design also wrote and developed the site’s theme, “Getting from A to B”, meant to reference the way the firm analyzes and moves through a case, and also flagging the firm’s initials, A and … Read more
DLS Design created the website for Kline McAteer, a boutique law firm in Tampa, handling estate planning and related matters. We think this website hits a sweet spot for a small firm. Colorful but corporate, personal but expansive enough to describe practice areas in depth, the site also includes video, supplied by the client. DLS … Read more
