Memes may feel like public domain goldmines, but most of them are not free to use—at least, not commercially. If your firm is using memes for business purposes (whether in marketing, social media, or even client presentations), you could be violating copyright laws.

Simplicity. It’s not just about tidying up your law firm’s brand—it’s about building trust, creating clarity, and carving a niche in the legal field.

Your logo is more than just a symbol; it’s your law firm’s identity wrapped up in one visual. But what happens when that logo stops working for you? Maybe it never really worked to begin with…

Branding is more than just your logo, colour palette, or website font choice. It’s how your firm communicates its values, mission, and expertise to potential clients. But what happens when your brand no longer fits who you are or attracts the right clients?

It’s time for a reality check: Facebook is not the powerhouse it used to be for law firms. While it might have been the go-to platform for building an online presence a decade ago, its relevance for professional services has seriously waned.

In many different industries, including the legal sector, branding has long been recognised as a critical element of business success.

In legal branding and marketing, the right colours can convey trust, professionalism, and competence. Colours can evoke emotions and influence how people perceive your brand.