When, not if: a realistic guide to WordPress security for law firms and chambers
Attackers now exploit WordPress flaws within hours, and even trusted plugin updates have been used to hack sites. Here’s how law firms and chambers can cut the risk and limit the damage of a breach.
Data retention: how long should your website keep form submissions?
Every enquiry, application or booking your website collects goes on sitting there quietly, often for months after it’s served its purpose. A plain-English guide to what’s actually at risk, what the law requires if something goes wrong, and how long we recommend you hold onto it.
A guide to WordPress plugins
Your chambers or firm website probably runs on twenty to fifty plugins, and most of them you’ll never see. A plain-English guide to what they are, where they come from, what they can’t do, and how we decide which ones to trust.
Square Eye x Littleton Chambers win Outstanding Website award at WebAwards 2026
Square Eye has won an Outstanding Website WebAward 2026 for the Littleton Chambers site. Judges drawn from Google, Amazon, Meta and Adobe praised its design and usability.
Schema markup: what it means for AI search visibility
A growing share of legal research now happens through AI-powered tools rather than a Google results page. Here’s what that means for schema markup, and which types of markup carry the most weight when an AI system is deciding how to describe your firm or chambers.
AI for legal social media: professional, not promotional
AI can turn approved content into LinkedIn posts quickly, but only careful briefing keeps the tone professional rather than promotional.
How to brief AI, for legal marketers
Generic AI drafts usually trace back to a thin brief, not a weak tool. This guide sets out what AI actually needs to produce something usable: clear context, a defined audience, a stated outcome, and the constraints that keep legal content accurate and on-brand.
A guide to Google Business Profile
Few Google products have caused as much quiet confusion as Google Business Profile. Once called Google My Business, a name that sounded more like an instruction than a product, it was renamed in 2021 and has since become one of the more important places an…
Social media for legal marketers: a 2026 strategy
The question is no longer which platform, but where to spend limited time. We look at Bluesky, X and LinkedIn, and what legal marketers should do once they have chosen.
Bluesky: a guide for barristers and legal marketers
All the steps to reserve your preferred username, verify your chambers, and start following other barristers and chambers.
Why do we need a regular website security audit?
The threat of a website security breach is very real. The Bar Council, Bar Standards Board and 75% of law firms sampled have all been the victims of attacks.
AIO v. SEO: what’s the difference?
The way people search for information is changing. As platforms like ChatGPT, Gemini and Google’s AI Overviews become part of everyday search behaviour, businesses need to optimise their content for both search engines and AI-driven answers.