Australian Defence Lawyers Alliance

The Australian Defence Lawyers Alliance is a unique alliance of criminal law firms, each from a different state or territory.

Members of ADLA include:
Armstrong Legal in NSW,
Potts Lawyers in Queensland,
Doogue & O'Brien in Victoria,
Maleys Barristers and Solicitors in NT, Caldicott & Co. Solicitors in SA,
Talbot Olivier in Western Australia,
Republic Chambers in Tasmania.

Combined, ADLA member websites feature more than 400 criminal law articles, and information on over 500 courts and 1500 police stations. FAQ Legal was heavily involved in the original construction of the website, and continues to manage and optimise. With FAQ's assistance, the site now reaches over 10,000 visitors per month.

Caldicott & Co. Solicitors

A South Australian law firm and ADLA member, Caldicott & Co. Solicitors work in all criminal, family, corporate, and conveyancing law cases.

Caldicott & Co. Solicitors are the South Australian member of the Australian Defence Lawyers Alliance.

Stacks/The Law Firm

Stacks/The Law Firm is a group of law firms which have combined to together offer a range of legal services throughout NSW and QLD.

”We’ve worked with FAQ for a number of years and have been impressed with their ability to understand our business and deliver web solutions that benefit both the individual law firms in our group and the group as a whole. They’ve helped us to streamline some of our internal communications and business processes and have played an integral part in helping us communicate our brand online. We continue to use them on an ongoing basis.”

-Ben Stack
CEO Stacks/The Law Firm

FAQ Legal constructed an intranet for Stacks/The Law Firm, which currently services 200 staff over their 20 offices. We also constructed 6 product sites and 15 location-based office websites to provide clients with location-relevant information.

Watson & Watson

Watson & Watson are Sydney-based lawyers who specialise in building & construction law, commercial litigation, and family law.

By reducing the large budget that had previously been spent on traditional print directories (such as Yellow Pages), and moving a proportion pf their budget to SEO and website development, Watson and Watson have been able to halve their marketing budget while increasing their number of leads.

Go To Court

Go To Court is a new booking service for people needing to find a lawyer to represent them in court.

Their offer is unique in that Go To Court can provide a lawyer to represent a client in any court in Australia within an hour.
FAQ Legal were asked to design and optimise this new website and provide a back-end interface. After 6 months, Go To Court now handles upwards of 10 bookings a day.

Maleys Barristers & Solicitors

Located in the Northern Territory, Maleys Barristers and Solicitors undertake work in family, traffic, criminal, corporate, and conveyancing law matters.

Maleys Legal are the Nothern Territory member of the Australian Defence Lawyers Alliance.

FAQ created their first website in 2009 and it has been, to date, a steady source of leads.

Republic Chambers

Republic Chambers is a set of barristers' chambers based in Hobart, Tasmania, with experience in Criminal Law, White Collar Crime, and Law Enforcement.

Republic Chambers are the Tasmanian member of the Australian Defence Lawyers Alliance.

Thurlow Fisher

In 2011,  Thurlow Fisher Lawyers engaged FAQ to build first website. We used their sponsorship of 18ft yacht racing as inspiration for the design.

Thurlow Fisher is a wide spectrum law firm, based in Bankstown. They are keen to market themselves more online and we expect to see this website appear more prominently in search engines in the near future.

TW Agency

TW Agency is affiliated with Allcourts, acting for hundreds of law firms across Sydney.

FAQ created a modern site that allows the integration of features such as booking forms, firm information and email forms.