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MyLS provides legally compliant website development, maintenance, and hosting. In addition to a compliant web presence, MyLS can help you develop an effective web presence: one that connects you with clients and enables your practice to grow. MyLS offers search engine optimization and digital marketing services that expand your ability to reach new clients without falling afoul of the requirements of the FTC, professional rules governing attorney advertising, or other rules applicable in your jurisdiction.

MyLS provides web development and digital marketing solutions that are tailored to the needs of attorneys. MyLS was founded by N. M. Gehi, Esq., an attorney who has personally litigated a number of website-compliance matters, and its digital marketing and web solutions team has years of experience working in law, technology, and their intersection. MyLS can therefore help you establish a web presence that maximizes your ability to reach clients without violating federal or state laws–or rules of professional ethics.

The Department of Justice has consistently taken the view that law firms are public accommodations–that is, businesses that offer goods and services to the public–and furthermore, that the ADA applies to all services offered by public accommodations, including those offered on the web. The Department of Justice has already levied thousands of dollars in fines against law firms for ADA non-compliance, and recent guidance suggests more restrictive rulemaking may be forthcoming in the near future.

MyLS offers a variety of services to ensure your compliance with the ADA, other federal and state laws, and the rules of professional ethics. Among those services are compliant website development for law firms that wish to create a new website or alter their existing one, as well as comprehensive compliance audits, and monthly compliance monitoring. MyLS’s web development, monitoring, and reports are tailored to the specific requirements of your law firm’sjurisdiction and updated based on developments in regulations, case law, and ethics opinions from state bar associations.