ADA Compliance Built for Law Firms.
Reduce demand-letter exposure. Document good-faith effort. Stop spending billable hours on accessibility audits. Built specifically for personal injury, family law, immigration, and other consumer-facing practice areas.
Law firms receive a disproportionate share of ADA web demand letters. Real code-level remediation plus a documented audit trail is the defensible posture courts look for — not an overlay widget.
VPAT, compliance certificate, accessibility statement, and scan history — auto-generated on a schedule. The paper trail your general counsel and your insurance carrier both want to see.
Your associates are not accessibility auditors. Our platform handles scanning, remediation, and documentation in the background while your team focuses on cases.
Built and supported by a team that already works with law firms on SEO. We speak the language of intake forms, conflict checks, and bar-association rules — not generic SaaS jargon.
Our scanner reads publicly served HTML. We don't touch your case management system, your client portal, or any logged-in content. Conflict-check considerations are nil.
On Enterprise plans, if a demand letter does arrive, we work directly with your counsel to provide the documentation and remediation evidence needed to respond defensibly.
What a Law Firm Engagement Looks Like
A typical first 90 days when a law firm signs up for the Professional or Enterprise tier:
Initial scan across every page on your site. You receive a baseline compliance grade, a count of issues by severity, and a list of pages with the highest risk. We schedule a 30-minute review call to walk through the findings.
Plugin installed on your WordPress site (or coordinated with your web team if you're on a custom platform). Safe + moderate auto-fixes activated. Score jumps significantly within days as structural issues get patched at the code level.
First VPAT and compliance certificate generated. Accessibility statement page published on your site. Initial monthly report delivered to your designated contact (typically a managing partner or operations manager).
Weekly scans catch regressions from new blog posts, page edits, or theme updates. Monthly compliance reports for your file. Quarterly review call to walk through changes. Enterprise tier adds developer manual review for the 32% automation can't handle.
Common Questions.
Firm size is not a meaningful filter for plaintiff attorneys. Demand-letter campaigns are run at scale using AI-powered scanners that target any public-facing business website with detectable WCAG violations. A solo practitioner's site is just as scannable as a 200-attorney firm's site. The cost difference is what changes — a small firm receiving a demand letter has fewer resources to absorb the settlement and the response work.
You are likely not as covered as you've been told. See our overlay analysis for the data — 22.6% of recent ADA web lawsuits targeted sites with overlays installed. The defensible posture is real source-level remediation plus documentation. If you currently have an overlay, the recommended migration is to install real remediation first, then remove the overlay once the source-level fixes are stable.
Output-buffer remediation adds 20-60ms to page generation, which is invisible on a cached site. SEO is unaffected (and often improved — many accessibility fixes also improve crawler comprehension). We support WP Rocket, WP Super Cache, and W3 Total Cache. Our plugin auto-excludes its own CSS and JS from minification to prevent compatibility issues.
Yes. Most law firms have an existing web vendor handling design and content. We layer on top of whatever they've built — the plugin runs independently and doesn't require us to take over your site. On Enterprise plans, we coordinate directly with your web team on any manual remediation work.
Talk to someone who works with law firms.
Specifically.
Our team's day job is SEO and digital infrastructure for personal injury, family law, immigration, and small-firm practices. We know the demand-letter landscape, the insurance considerations, and the bar-association rules that apply to your site.