Advocate Website Design in Gurgaon That Informs, Not Advertises.

Yes. Rule 36 of the Bar Council of India Rules bars soliciting work and advertising. A 2008 proviso allows website information as prescribed in the Schedule. That covers name, contact details, enrolment details, State Bar Council, bar association, qualifications and areas of practice. Anything more is treated as a breach. This is general information, not legal advice, so check the current rule before you publish.

We leave out client testimonials, star ratings, case results, 'cases won' counters and 'best' or 'top' claims. We also remove 'free consultation' pop-ups, sales chatbots, client logos and ad pixels. These are common in law firm templates, but they promote or solicit, which Rule 36 does not allow. You can still publish the plain facts the Schedule permits.

We have not found a rule that makes it compulsory, but most Indian law firm websites use one. It records that the visitor came of their own accord, that the content is general information, and that no advocate-client relationship is created. We build it as an accessible overlay, remembered after acceptance, so search engines can still read your pages.

Yes. Google's guidelines treat lawyers as individual practitioners, who may have their own profile if they meet its rules. We help you list your real name, chamber address, phone and hours accurately, matching your website. We do not suggest asking clients for reviews, and we do not copy reviews onto your site.

Yes, if it is designed with care. The form asks only for name, phone, e-mail and the type of matter, and tells visitors not to send confidential facts. Data goes to a restricted mailbox over HTTPS. We add a privacy notice, since the DPDP Rules, 2025 bring in duties under the DPDP Act, 2023 in phases.

Cost depends on the number of advocate profiles and practice area pages. A Hindi version and how much drafting you want from us also matter. A partner-approval workflow, extra offices and ongoing maintenance also add to it. After a short call we share a written quote for exactly what you need.

A single advocate's site usually takes a few weeks from the planning call to launch. A firm with many profiles takes longer, mainly because each profile needs complete enrolment details and partner sign-off. We can launch the core pages first and add profiles and articles in stages, so nothing waits on one missing detail.

Yes. The domain, hosting account and content are registered in your name or your firm's name. You receive the code and admin access at handover. If you later move to another developer or host, you can take everything with you. We also keep backups so a lost password does not mean a lost site.