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Selected work

Four firms. Four completely different buyers.

A litigation funder selling to attorneys. An employment firm selling to employers. A brokerage selling to families and studios. A plaintiff firm selling in Spanish. Same discipline underneath, nothing copied from one to the next.

Sectors
Litigation finance, employment law, insurance brokerage, plaintiff litigation
Buyer types
Attorney referral partners, in-house HR and executives, high net worth families and studios, injured claimants
Languages
English and Spanish, written natively rather than translated
equalcapitalfunding.com
Litigation finance
B2B, attorney channel
Brand and website
Equal Capital Funding home page: a split hero with the headline Equal Capital. Equal Footing. Equal Justice.

Equal Capital Funding

Equal Capital. Equal Footing. Equal Justice. Positioning line

Equal Capital advances non-recourse funding to plaintiffs while their cases are pending. The complication is who actually decides: the plaintiff needs the money, but the referral comes from a hand-selected personal injury attorney who is putting their own client relationship on the line.

So the site sells the attorney first. Speed of decision, discipline in underwriting, and a concierge process that does not create work for the firm. The brand line does double duty, promising access to capital for the plaintiff and a fairness argument the attorney can repeat to their client without discomfort.

  • Positioning
  • Brand line
  • Website
  • Attorney channel messaging
  • Funding request flow
Visit the site
workwiselaw.com
Employment law
California employers
Brand and website
WorkWise Law home page: dark navy hero with the headline Trusted Employment Counsel for California Workplaces over a photograph of the firm's attorneys.

WorkWise Law

Trusted Employment Counsel for California Workplaces Positioning line

A boutique employment firm advising California employers, where the same buyer arrives in two completely different states of mind. One is doing a compliance audit in a quiet quarter. The other has just been served with a PAGA claim.

The site is built to serve both without choosing. Prevention work sits alongside defense work, and the practice architecture lets someone in a crisis find wrongful termination or a labor commissioner hearing in one move, while an HR director planning ahead can start from policy writing and handbook review. The tone stays advisory throughout, which is what a boutique sells against the large firms.

  • Positioning
  • Practice area architecture
  • Website
  • Attorney bios
  • Client proof
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stearnsandco.com
Insurance brokerage
Private client and entertainment
Brand and website
Stearns and Company home page: a serif hero reading Your partner in personal insurance solutions over a family photograph, with a credibility strip beneath.

Stearns & Co.

You don't just get policies from Stearns & Company. You gain a risk-management advocate who's relentlessly on your side. Value proposition

Independent brokerage is the hardest kind of professional service to market, because the product on paper is identical to what everyone else sells. The only real difference is who picks up the phone when a claim goes sideways.

So the site is built around advocacy rather than coverage. Three distinct books, personal, business, and entertainment, each with its own risk language, held together by the argument that the principals stay personally involved. Claims advocacy is treated as the headline service instead of a footnote, because that is the moment the client finds out what they actually bought.

  • Positioning
  • Three-vertical structure
  • Website
  • Claims advocacy messaging
  • Testimonial system
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la-abogadodelesiones.com
Plaintiff litigation
Spanish-language, Los Angeles
Campaign and website
Ghozland Law home page in Spanish: the headline Obtenga la maxima compensacion por su reclamo por lesion o empleo, above a row of settlement figures.

Ghozland Law Firm

Obtenga la máxima compensación por su reclamo por lesión o empleo. Headline, Spanish-first property

Los Angeles has one of the largest Spanish-speaking legal markets in the country, and most firms serve it with a translate button bolted onto an English site. That is obvious to the reader within one sentence, and it costs the case.

This is a Spanish-first property instead, written in Spanish rather than converted into it, on its own domain that says what it is. It carries both sides of the practice, injury and employment, and leads with the two things a claimant is actually weighing: whether the firm has won cases like theirs, and whether they have to pay anything to start.

  • Spanish-first content
  • Dedicated domain strategy
  • Website
  • Contingency messaging
  • Settlement proof
  • Intake
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