Employment law site that answers "do I even have a case?" before asking for a call
Firm sites are usually a wall of practice areas and a phone number that rings during business hours. The person searching at 11pm about something that happened at work gets nothing, and by morning they've called someone else.
The real barrier in employment law isn't finding a lawyer, it's not knowing whether you have a case — so the page answers that first. A short checklist of situations updates its verdict as you tick, and only then asks for the call. Underneath it, a timeline walks through the entire process from first conversation to settlement, because the unknown procedure is the other thing that stops people phoning. Deep forest green and brass instead of the navy-and-gold every firm uses.
Self-check that tells someone whether a conversation is worth having
Full what-happens-next timeline, first call through to resolution
Practice areas written for the person with the problem, not for other lawyers
Attorney profiles establishing the trust case before any contact
Bar-compliant disclaimer on attorney-client relationship and prior results
Start with the plan — free, and yours to keep either way.