How much does a personal injury attorney website cost in the GTA?

A conversion-focused custom personal injury website in the GTA typically ranges from $9,000 for a solo injury practice to $40,000+ for a multi-office firm with deep injury-type and results libraries. We scope by number of injury types, office count, intake integrations, and content volume rather than by template.

How long does it take to launch an injury practice website?

Most GTA personal injury builds run 6–10 weeks from kickoff to launch. Firms with large results libraries or multilingual intake can extend to 12–14 weeks.

Can we publish settlement amounts and verdicts on the site?

Yes, when the figures are accurate, not presented as a guarantee of future results, and carry the disclaimers the Law Society of Ontario requires. We build a results template that keeps the proof prominent and the compliance language attached to it automatically.

How do we compete with the big advertised injury firms?

Not on brand spend — on specificity. Injury-type plus municipality pages, real attorney expertise signals, faster page speed, and a shorter intake path consistently win cases that broad province-wide campaigns miss.

Will a redesign hurt our current Google rankings?

Not when the migration is handled properly. We map every existing URL to the new structure with 301 redirects, preserve high-performing injury content, and submit the new sitemap on launch day. Most practices see ranking stability or improvement within the first month.

Can you integrate intake with our case management system?

Yes. We routinely connect intake forms and call tracking to Clio Grow, MyCase, PracticePanther, Litify, and custom CRMs, plus Calendly or Acuity for free case review scheduling.

Do injury claimants really use the website, or do they just call?

Both — and the site decides which. Roughly half of injury enquiries start with a mobile call from a page, the rest arrive through a form or chat after reading results and fee terms. The site's job is to make either path take under 30 seconds.

What content do we need to supply?

Attorney bios and credentials, anonymized case outcomes you are comfortable publishing, your fee structure, and your intake process. We write the SEO copy for injury-type pages, guides, and FAQs and route it through your review before publication.

Is accessibility a legal requirement for our website in Ontario?

Yes. AODA requires WCAG 2.0 AA conformance for most Ontario organizations, and we build to the stricter WCAG 2.2 AA standard by default — which also removes friction for claimants with injury-related vision or mobility limitations.

Do you offer a website audit before committing to a rebuild?

Yes. A free 30-minute strategy call includes a review of your current site's speed, injury-type coverage, intake path, and search visibility, plus the three fixes we would prioritize first.

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