— Law Firm Website Specialist

Done With FindLaw?

Let's Fix That.

I help law firms escape expensive, locked-down websites — and build something modern, fast, and actually theirs.

Former Thomson Reuters / FindLaw employee, 2001–2008. I’ve personally moved 250+ firms off FindLaw. I can help you understand their reports and identify what is and isn’t working.

Sites Moved Off of FindLaw
175 +
Years in Online Legal Marketing
9 +

250+

Law firms transitioned

$0

Monthly contracts — you own it

0

Significant downtimes during transitions

15+

Years in legal web marketing

Sound Familiar?

Is Your Website Working Against You?

Most lawyers I talk to feel the same way about their FindLaw website — it’s expensive, they can’t touch it, and it’s starting to show its age.

Paying Too Much

For a website that looks identical to a dozen other firms in your market.

LockedIn

Can't leave without losing your content, your domain, or your search rankings.

No real control

Every change costs extra or takes weeks. You're a tenant on your own website.

Old & Ignored

Your competitors have fast, modern sites. Yours still looks like 2016.

If your site was built by FindLaw, Scorpion, or a similar large provider, you may not actually control your own website.
You should. And I can help.

Why James?

I Know FindLaw Better Than Almost Anyone Alive

I worked for Thomson Reuters / FindLaw from 2001 to 2008 — back when the platform was first being built. I’ve spent the 15+ years since helping law firms undo it.

Deep FindLaw Expertise

I know exactly how FindLaw websites are structured, how they handle content, and every trick they use to make leaving difficult. I’ve done this transition over 250 times without a single significant downtime. You give me the passwords I need, and I handle the rest.

You Own Everything

When I build your website, 100% of it belongs to you. No lock-in, no monthly platform fees, no landlord.

  • Your website files & code
  • All your content
  • Your domain name
  • Your hosting account
  • Full admin access