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
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 designed and built the website for Lauro & Singer (formerly the Lauro Law Firm), replacing our prior WordPress implementation from 2015. In the interim, the platform evolved significantly, and design in general had evolved. The new site keeps the firm’s long-term branding, and red-white-black color theme, but breaks out of a 1200-pixel box to … 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, Elliott Kwok Levine & Jaroslaw 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 marking the firm’s opening and … 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 New York litigation boutique spun out from another local firm. DLS Design used a narrow, almost chromatic approach to the color scheme with variations on several design motifs including blue-on-blue scenic photos, T-shaped accents below headlines and white pinstripes on a 45° angle. We created the firm logo and … 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
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
Marc Agnifilo has handled some of the most complicated and controversial cases of the day. Open almost any newspaper, and you can read about trials involving Marc’s clients. DLS experimented with different designs when we designed Marc’s website, but our path became clear once we received this singular portrait from photographer Alan Radom.
