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eSEOspace works on the websites and search marketing of law firms across immigration, family law, criminal defense, personal injury, employment and business law. Below are eight of them, each described only from its eSEOspace client spotlight page, checked on 29 October 2026.
We do not rate or rank our clients, and we do not publish their results here. Each spotlight is a plain guide to the firm: who the lawyers are, what they handle, and how to get started. That is also a good model for what your own site should tell a new client.
This page is part of our Law Firm Marketing Guide. Firm details can change, so check each firm's own site before you call.
Key Takeaways
- The eight firms range from a solo criminal defense practice in Michigan to a 17-office immigration and injury firm.
- Three of the firms serve Spanish-speaking clients, and the spotlights describe bilingual consultations or sites.
- Every spotlight lays out the firm's intake steps, which is often what clients want to know first.
- The spotlights state fee arrangements as the firm publishes them, including where fees are not published.
- Each spotlight points to ways to verify the lawyer, such as state bar directory listings.
Immigration firms
Anderson Law Group
The Anderson Law Group spotlight describes a bilingual English and Spanish immigration firm with seven offices in Texas, Mississippi and Mexico. It names attorneys licensed in Louisiana, Texas, the District of Columbia and Mexico.
The page lists eleven practice areas, from family immigration and asylum to removal defense, investor visas and Mexican legal services. It sets out a six-step intake, and says urgent matters such as detention should be phoned in, not sent through the form. The page says eSEOspace works on the firm's website and search marketing.
Law Office of Alejandro Barajas
The Barajas Law Office spotlight covers a boutique immigration firm in Los Angeles with an English site and a Spanish site. It lists the attorney's State Bar of California number and admission date, as checked in October 2026.
Practice areas include immigration court defense, family-based petitions, humanitarian cases such as asylum and U visas, naturalization and work visas. The guide describes a five-step process from booking by phone to hearings. eSEOspace works with the firm on its website and search marketing.
Law Offices of Manuel Solís
The Manuel Solís spotlight describes a bilingual firm headquartered in Houston with 17 offices in Texas, California, Illinois, Colorado and Tennessee. It names 19 attorneys and shows which offices handle immigration, accidents, insurance, criminal defense and family law.
The page explains that clients can reach the firm by phone, WhatsApp or a form, followed by an attorney evaluation and a fee agreement. It also repeats the firm's fraud warning that its only official website is manuelsolis.com. The spotlight says eSEOspace works on the firm's search marketing.
Family law
Warner Law
The Warner Law spotlight covers a family law firm in Columbia, South Carolina, formerly branded Carrie Warner Attorney at Law. It profiles Carrie A. Warner, her education, South Carolina bar admission and AAML Fellow status.
Practice areas include divorce, custody, support, alimony, adoptions and prenuptial agreements. The page states a $500 consultation fee paid in advance, and describes a six-step intake that starts with a conflict check. eSEOspace works on the firm's website and search marketing.
Criminal defense
Criminal Defense Attorney Shawn Haff
The Shawn Haff spotlight covers a West Michigan criminal defense practice, formerly the Criminal Defense Law Center of West Michigan. It lists the attorney's State Bar of Michigan number and good-standing status, checked 19 October 2026.
The page lists offices in Wyoming and Grand Rapids, the counties served, and practice areas from OWI to expungement and license restoration. It says the attorney does not appear in federal court and refers federal matters out. eSEOspace works on the practice's website and search marketing.
A&M Law (MyMontanaLawyer.com)
The A&M Law spotlight describes a Missoula, Montana firm serving Western Montana. Its two partners handle criminal defense, DUI defense, family law, personal injury and what the firm calls Cooperative Family Law.
The page explains how Cooperative Family Law differs from collaborative divorce and mediation, and when it may not fit. It also lists what the firm does not handle, such as wills and probate. eSEOspace works with the firm on its website and search marketing.
Injury, employment and business
Joya Law Firm
The Joya Law Firm spotlight covers a firm with a Manhattan office and California offices limited to federal immigration practice. It quotes the firm's licensing statement for its founding attorney.
Practice areas include New York employment law for employees, lemon law, nationwide federal immigration work such as mandamus suits, and music and entertainment matters. The guide describes a five-step process. eSEOspace works with the firm on its website and search marketing.
Parisi Law Firm
The Parisi Law Firm spotlight describes a firm in Jefferson, Georgia, serving Northeast Georgia and metro Atlanta. It handles personal injury on contingency and business law for contractors and small businesses.
The page sets out published subscription plans for outside general counsel work and the firm's published hourly rates. It also lists what the firm does not handle, such as criminal defense and family law. eSEOspace works with the firm on its website and search marketing.
What these spotlights have in common
Reading them side by side, a few patterns stand out. These are also habits we recommend for any firm site.
| Pattern | Where you see it |
|---|---|
| Clear intake steps | Every spotlight lists how to get started |
| Honest fee information | Fees stated where published; gaps noted where not |
| What the firm does not handle | Haff, A&M Law, Parisi |
| Bilingual service | Anderson, Barajas, Solís |
| Bar verification | Barajas, Haff, Joya, Warner, A&M Law |
| Past results caveats | Several pages note past results do not guarantee outcomes |
That last point matters. Comment 3 to ABA Model Rule 7.1 says reports of past results can mislead if they create unjustified expectations, and that qualifying language may help. ABA Model Rule 7.2(d) also requires the name and contact details of a responsible lawyer or firm. Your state's rules control, so confirm with your state bar.
Several of these firms have more than one attorney or office. Google's Business Profile guidelines explain how practitioners and offices should be listed, which shapes how a site's location and attorney pages are built. For firms serving Spanish speakers, see our guide to a bilingual law firm website.
How to judge any agency's law firm portfolio
When you look at our clients or anyone else's, check the live sites yourself:
- Open a practice page on your phone. Can you tell who the firm helps and how to start within a few seconds?
- Look for attorney bios with bar admissions you can verify in the state bar directory.
- Check that fees, consultations and intake steps are described clearly and consistently.
- Look for language support if the firm serves clients in more than one language.
- Notice what is missing: vague promises and results without context are warning signs.
Next step
If you want your firm's site to explain your practice this clearly, see our law firm website and marketing services. Schedule a discovery call to talk about your practice areas and markets.
Frequently asked questions
Did eSEOspace build all eight of these websites?
Each spotlight says eSEOspace works with the firm on its website and search marketing, except the Manuel Solís spotlight, which says eSEOspace works on the firm's search marketing. We describe each one only as the spotlight states it.
Why don't you list rankings or case results?
We do not rate our clients or publish their results on these pages. Results depend on each firm's market and cases, and rankings change often.
Can I contact these firms to ask about working with eSEOspace?
The spotlights are guides for potential clients of the firms, so please respect their time. Ask us about our legal work during a discovery call instead.
Do you only work with immigration and family law firms?
No. These eight alone cover immigration, family law, criminal defense, personal injury, employment, lemon law and business law.
How current is the information on these pages?
Each spotlight states the date it was checked. Firm details such as offices, fees and attorneys change, so check the firm's own website before you call.
