Our Law Firm Website, Built by Major Verdict

We use Major Verdict for our law firm website. Our time belongs to our clients, not to running a website, so we hand that job to a company that works only for law firms. Major Verdict designed and built the site, publishes its pages and keeps it running.
A Website With No CMS
Most law firm websites run on WordPress or another content management system (CMS): a login page anyone can find, an admin screen that can change everything, and add-ons written by strangers. Those are the doors attackers try first, and automated attacks try them on thousands of sites at once.
Ours has none of them. There is no website login to steal, no admin screen to take over and no plugin to exploit. No website is unhackable, and we would not trust anyone who promised one, but every piece of software left out is one less way in. That matters to us, because the people who contact us through this site tell us about their injuries. Major Verdict explains the thinking in why law firms should get off WordPress.
Answers, Published Regularly
A website only helps people if it answers the questions they are actually asking. Major Verdict researches and writes our blog posts, each one answering a question people ask after an injury, often before they know they need a lawyer, and shares them to our social accounts. Nothing goes out under our name until we have approved it.
When something changes at the firm, a new attorney, a new office or a new phone number, we send it in a line or two and it is on the site within one to two business days. Nobody here has a website password to lose.
Would We Recommend Them?
Yes. If your firm would rather spend its time on clients than on its website, talk to Major Verdict.
