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The website design team at The Modern Firm has finished a new website for the Missouri law firm of Dunbar Davis, PLLP. The Law Firm of Dunbar Davis is a highly skilled, versatile practice accepting matters in Litigation as well as Family Law.... Read More

Frame Hardwoods, a premier manufacturer of plank hardwood flooring, has selected The Modern Firm for a targeted search engine marketing campaign. We will be focusing on putting the Frame Hardwoods website in the top results for the following... Read More

Biersdorf & Associates, a law firm with a nation-wide specialty for Eminent Domain & Condemnation Law, has selected The Modern Firm to design their new website. The new law firm website will boast many new features including an interactive... Read More

The web designers at The Modern Firm have launched a new website for Chicago attorney John Paul Carroll. John Paul Carroll and Associates offers legal representation strictly limited to the areas of serious personal injury / medical malpractice and... Read More

The McMahon Law Firm has selected The Modern Firm to design the firm’s new website. The firm’s primary practice area is business litigation and to that end, it works with a wide range of clients, from smaller local businesses to large... Read More

Enterprise Law Partners, PLLC, a Michigan law firm, has selected The Modern Firm to design their new website. ELP is an exciting law firm that works to connect entrepreneurs and angel investors to help new ideas take flight. Besides a unique and... Read More

Gas explsion attorney Gregory McEwen has selected The Modern Firm to design a new website for his law firm. The McEwen Law firm represents those who have suffered a serious injury. The firm has sub-specialties in burn injuries as well as mass tort... Read More

Twin Cities attorney, Kathleen Murphy has selected The Modern Firm to design her law firm’s new website. Murphy’s practice focuses exclusively on family law and she is passionate about doing right by children. We are excited to be... Read More