We offer a free listing for your area of practice for any city for which we do not have a paid listing. This listing will give you:
Firm name and address;
Phone numbers;
The listings will be categorized by area of practice and then by province and city, in order of seniority (First come, first served.) Once a paid listing is received for your area of practice and city we will give you the opportunity to convert your listing to a paid annual listing. Here is an example of what your free listing will look like >>>
Calgary Bankruptcy - Insolvency Lawyers
Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP Suite 3500, Bankers Hall East
855-2nd Street S.W.
Calgary, Alberta T2P 4J8
Telephone:403-260-9600
Fax: 403-260-9700
Edmonton Bankruptcy - Insolvency Lawyers
Emery Jamieson LLP
1700 Oxford Tower, 10235 - 101 Street N.W.
Edmonton, Alberta T5J 3G1
A Listing on the CanadianLawSite will put your firm in the top ten of Search Engines for your area of practice for just a dollar a day!
We offer a paid listing for which you can pay for three months so you can decide weather the listing is generating sufficient new business. The cost is $90.00 plus GST/HST for each area of practice. There is no refund. When the listing proves its worth, you can convert it to 12 months. If you decide to cancel the 12 month listing you will receive a full refund for all full unused months. The three month listings cannot be renewed. You will either let the listing lapse or renew by taking a 12 month listing.
Three month paid listings will rank ahead of free listings. When you convert to a 12 month listing all free listings for your area of practice and city will be removed.
The listings will be categorized by area of practice and then by province and city, in order of seniority (First come, first served.). A three month listing that is converted to a 12 month listing will maintain the seniority it had as a three month listing.
The cost for a 12 month listing is $360.00 plus GST/HST for each area of practice.
When you select a paid annual listing we will remove any unpaid listings for your area of practice and city.
What you get with your listing:
A Listing on a website that is Smart Phone ready. When someone using a Smart Phone lands on the home page of the CanadianLawSite.ca they are automatically directed to our mobile site. This mobile site has the contact information of lawyers who have paid listings; Firm name; Firm address; Phone number; email address; website; map and a services description. The moble site also has a Canadian Law overview and the Canadian Bill of Rights.
A listing under your Area of Practice;
A professional map by Google Maps, with no advertising, showing your firm location and providing driving directions;
A Confidential Callback button ( ) that encourages potential clients to call you;
Your own mobile site ( Mobile Site ) that is accessible by the iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch and newer Blackberries and Android phones. Your clients can load this site on to their smart phones so they always have your contact information at hand!
Your Logo or your photograph;
A link to your website and email address. An added benefit is that this link can increase your own website's rankings in the search engines because it creates a relevant, high quality inbound link.
A services description of up to 300 words of text describing your firm; services; experience or......;
A second services description (For a bilingual listing for example) of up to 300 words of text describing your firm; services; experience or......;
William D. Riley, Barrister and Solicitor, 604-682-8330
1800 - 999 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC V6C 2W2 EmailWebsite
Bill Riley is a sole practitioner of 25 years experience who restricts his practice to Bankruptcy, Insolvency, Receivership, Security Enforcement, Debtor/Creditor law and related Commercial Litigation.
He acts primarily for bankrupts, debtors, creditors, receivers and trustees in bankruptcy and he has been involved as counsel in most of the significant insolvency proceedings in British Columbia since 1990.
Murray Jamieson, 604-688-0777
1152 Mainland St, Suite 200, Vancouver, BC EmailWebsite
From 1993 to 2000, Katherine M. Wellburn was a Registrar of the Supreme Court of British Columbia and a Registrar in Bankruptcy.
After leaving the Court, she honed her skills in the Banking and Insolvency group at Campney & Murphy and then in the Commercial Litigation Group at Harper Grey LLP.
Katherine is the author of the chapter on Bankruptcy Remedies in the British Columbia Creditors' Remedies Guide and the Chapter on Reviews of Legal Fees in Practice Before the Registrar.
She is a regular speaker at the annual forum for the Canadian Association of Insolvency and Restructuring Practitioners.
Katherine acts for both creditors and debtors and is frequently called upon by trustees and other lawyers to deal with insolvency issues and complex disputes about fees and costs.
A Listing on CanadianLawSite.ca will put your firm in
the top ten of Search Engines for your area of practice!
According to independent 3rd. party Alexa.com Canadian Law SiteIs Canada's #1 Canadian Law Site. Alexa.com reaches this conclusion by sampling millions of browsers and the sites that are visited.
Prove it yourself! Here are some Google.ca searches on some relevant key words (Paid Listings are not included in the count; only organic or unpaid listings, since they are ranked by merit.):
We also ranked #1 on the following Google.ca searches. (Paid Listings are not included in the count; only organic or unpaid listings, since they are ranked by merit.):
The Canadian Law Site was getting more than 62,000 hits a month as at July 21, 2011. These are people who have found us by searching for legal information and/or lawyers in the search engines. They are motivated potential clients;
The Cost of a listing is only $360.00 per annum ($360.00 + GST/HST) for each area of practice. (You can cancel at any time and a full refund will be given for all full unused months.)
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How to tell if the website you are contemplating
listing in will generate new files.
The sad truth is that many websites simply lie about the results you will get if you list with them. It is easy for them to use hyperbole such as: "Fantastic results"; "Dominate your market"; "Generate more new leads than yellow pages" etc.
Here is how to do some research so you can minimize your risk:
Does the site allow you to pay on a monthly basis or cancel a listing at any time if you are not satisfied? If it does, this is a good sign that the website operators are confident that you will be satisfied with the results and stay with them.
Do some key word searches that are relevant to your industry. For example, a law site might search on "Canadian law". Where does the site in question rank? If it is not on the first page then the chances of you getting any business is poor.
Say you do the search on "Canadian law" and the site does rank on the 1st page. Ask yourself, "How easy will it be for people searching for a lawyer to find my firm?"
Ask yourself the following questions:
Is the site professional looking?
Is the site easy to navigate?
Is there valuable content on the website?
If I were looking for a lawyer would I trust this site?
Does the website offer more than just lawyer listings?
Download the Alexa.com toolbar to your IE Browser. It takes only seconds to download, takes up little room on your browser and it will give you the popularity of every site on the web that you visit.
Click on the Alexa score. You will be taken to the Alexa page. Click on "See traffic details". Scroll down to see important data such as:
"page views per user". Is the trend up or down? One of the best measures of how relevant and useful users find a site is how long they stay on the site. Website surfers are notorious for clicking on a site, having a quick look and then clicking away. The higher the number of page views per user the more interesting and valuable the site;
Time on the site - According to Alexa.com (October, 2010) The time spent in a typical visit to the Canadian Law Site is roughly eight minutes, with 59 seconds spent on each pageview. This is an extraordinarily long time in the Internet world, where web surfers are notorious for their short attention spans.