Chambers / Barrister Case studies
BECKET CHAMBERS CASE STUDY
Becket Chambers, wanted to develop its brand identity to reflect its current capabilities and expertise and have access to specialist legal marketing expertise.
CLERKSROOM CASE STUDY
A leading national chambers set wanted to harness the power of LinkedIn and ensure that its members differentiated online to help generate instructions.
CORNERSTONE BARRISTERS CASE STUDY
Cornerstone Barristers is a leading public law barristers’ chamber. They needed additional marketing resources to support their marketing manager and outsourced this to Orion Legal Marketing.
DEL CANTO CHAMBERS CASE STUDY
A barristers set wanted to highlight its international corporate expertise online and attract and convert more website leads.
RICHARD CLAYTON KC CASE STUDY
KC Richard Clayton needed a digital platform on which he could showcase his work whilst keeping in touch with his network.
CHRIS PATAKY CASE STUDY
The creation of personal branding and a website for Chris Pataky, a barrister specialising in professional regulation and disciplinary law, who wanted to grow this practice.
CHRISTOPHER CANT CASE STUDY
The creation of a new website for Christopher Cant, a specialist property barrister who wanted to showcase his thought leadership.
JONATHAN LUX CASE STUDY
An acclaimed Mediator, Arbitrator and Barrister needed assistance expanding his mediation practice outside of his established market by building his online presence.
SEO CASE STUDY
The client experienced a remarkable improvement in their organic engaged traffic, achieving a 149.6% increase compared to the previous quarter.
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