The homepage still reads like an older WordPress template, with legacy Lato typography, a dated curve graphic and a first screen that does not expose enough commercial proof.
AAS review draft - July 2026
Brooke Law has the substance. The website needs to show it with more authority.
The current site already contains strong legal and business advisory material. The issue is presentation: the best proof is buried, the first screen feels older than the firm, and the path from trust to enquiry is not as clear as it could be.
Why modernise the current site
The current website feels older than the advice behind it.
Brooke Law's strongest points are scattered across long service and profile pages instead of being shaped into one confident landing journey.
Lynne Brooke's 40+ years of experience, the City team, international capability and testimonials are valuable, but they are buried deeper than they should be.
The contact route is present, but the page could make "book a free consultation" feel more deliberate and lower-friction for business owners.
Both variants keep the real services, team proof, testimonials, contact details and positioning, then package them into a cleaner review journey.
Choose one direction
Variant A - Velvet Standard
Warm legal counsel.
Editorial, relationship-led and premium. Better if Brooke Law wants to foreground senior judgement, collaboration and the human advisory relationship.
Variant B - Capital Ledger
City advisory authority.
Sharper, more corporate and more institutional. Better if Brooke Law wants to attract commercial, investment, cross-border and owner-managed business work.