Industry · Legal & Professional Services
Social media for law firms & professional services in Los Angeles
Referrals search your name before they call. We make the four minutes they spend on your feed the reason they do.
People hire the lawyer they already trust
Nobody scrolls Instagram looking for an attorney. What happens instead is that someone with a problem gets a name, searches it, and spends four minutes deciding whether you look like a person who handles this every week or a person who has a website. That four minutes is the entire job of a professional services feed.
The firms winning it are not posting case results. They are posting the thing a worried person actually wants: a clear answer to the question they are too embarrassed to ask, delivered by a face they will meet in the consultation.
What we do for firms
- Monthly in-office shooting day One session at your office captures a month of content: partner and associate pieces, explainers, the space, and the short vertical answers that carry the account.
- Question-led explainers The real search demand. What to do after an accident, what a retainer covers, how long a matter takes, what an entity election changes, what happens at a first hearing.
- Attorney and advisor brand Clients hire a person. We build the individuals in the firm into the feed, not just the logo.
- Compliance-aware copy Content written to fit California attorney advertising rules and routed through your own review before anything runs. No outcome promises, no implied guarantees, disclaimers where they belong.
- Full account management Posting, scheduling, comments, and DMs handled while you are billing, with anything that looks like a legal question routed to you rather than answered by us.
- Monthly reporting Reach, profile actions, and the inquiries that arrived through social, in plain language.
We publish a page for each neighborhood we shoot in most: Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood, Hollywood, Downtown LA, Studio City, Pasadena, Culver City. See every area.
Why professional services need the camera package
This is the clearest case in our client list for the Studio package. A person deciding whether to hand you a lawsuit, a tax problem, or their retirement is reading every signal available, and production quality is one of them. Phone-shot content that works beautifully for a cafe reads as unserious for a firm.
Full-frame cameras, controlled light, and clean audio do something specific here. Shallow depth of field isolates the person speaking, good lighting makes an ordinary conference room look intentional, and separately recorded audio means a four-minute explainer is actually listenable. Firms also post less often than restaurants do, so fewer, better pieces is the right shape for the budget anyway.
Rules we work inside
California attorney advertising is governed by the Rules of Professional Conduct, and the practical consequences for content are consistent: no statements that create an unjustified expectation of results, no misleading comparisons, care with testimonials, and required disclaimers in defined situations. Similar constraints apply to accountants, financial advisors, and insurance producers under their own regulators.
We are not your compliance advisor, and we do not pretend to be. What we do is produce content that is built to pass your review rather than content you have to reject: captions drafted in the register your rules allow, claims kept descriptive, and a review step baked into the calendar before anything is scheduled. Your firm signs off, every time, and nothing publishes without it.
Who this is for
Litigation, family law, immigration, personal injury, estate planning, business and employment firms, plus the wider professional services around them: accounting and tax practices, financial advisors, insurance brokers, consultants, architects, and agencies. If your work arrives through referral and reputation, this is the layer that makes the referral convert.
Where we shoot across Los Angeles
Professional services cluster tightly in this city, and the clusters have different characters worth shooting differently.
Century City and Downtown. The two towers markets. Larger firms, formal registers, and content that has to look like the building it was shot in. Conference rooms with a view do a lot of work here and we light for glass.
Beverly Hills and the Westside. Boutique and specializt practices where the individual attorney is the brand and a personal-brand feed outperforms a firm feed by a wide margin.
The Valley. Woodland Hills, Encino, Sherman Oaks, and Burbank hold a deep bench of family, immigration, and small business practices whose clients search by neighborhood first. Local specificity converts here more than prestige does.
Pasadena, Glendale, and the South Bay. Long client relationships, estate and tax work, and audiences that respond to education and consistency rather than to volume.
- Santa Monica
- Venice
- Marina del Rey
- Culver City
- Beverly Hills
- West Hollywood
- Hollywood
- Los Feliz
- Silver Lake
- Echo Park
- Downtown LA
- Pasadena
- Glendale
- Burbank
- Studio City
- Sherman Oaks
- Manhattan Beach
Frequently asked questions
Can a law firm actually get clients from social media?
Indirectly, and reliably. Almost nobody hires an attorney straight off a reel. What happens is that a referral or a search produces your name, and your feed decides whether the person calls. A firm with a living account that answers real questions converts referrals at a noticeably higher rate than a firm with a dormant one.
How do you handle attorney advertising rules?
We produce content built to pass your review rather than content you have to reject. Claims stay descriptive, no content creates an unjustified expectation of results, testimonials are handled carefully, and disclaimers go where your rules require them. Every piece routes through your own compliance review before it is scheduled, and nothing publishes without your sign-off. We are not your compliance advisor and we do not act as one.
Do you answer comments and DMs for us?
We manage the account and reply in your voice on ordinary engagement. Anything that reads as a request for legal advice, or as a potential client describing their matter, gets routed to your intake rather than answered by us. That boundary is set up before we start.
Which package suits a law firm?
Studio, filmed on a full-frame cinema camera with a lighting kit and dedicated audio. Someone deciding whether to hand you a serious problem reads production quality as a signal, and phone-shot content that works for a restaurant reads as unserious for a firm. Firms also post less often, so fewer and better is the right shape.
How much of our time does this take?
Roughly half a day a month for the shooting session, plus your review of the content calendar. We plan the questions in advance so attorneys are not improvising on camera, and one session typically produces a month of material.
Do you work with accountants, advisors, and consultants too?
Yes. Accounting and tax practices, financial advisors, insurance brokers, consultants, architects, and agencies all run on the same logic: referral plus reputation, converted by a feed that makes you look like the person who handles this every week.
Which parts of LA do you cover?
All of LA County. Century City and Downtown for the tower markets, Beverly Hills and the Westside for boutique practices, Woodland Hills, Encino, Sherman Oaks, and Burbank in the Valley, plus Pasadena, Glendale, and the South Bay. Within about an hour of Downtown there is no travel surcharge.
Make the referral convert
Tell us about your practice and we will send a content plan and a written quote, usually within one business day.
Request a quotePrefer to talk? Call (323) 243-8480
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