A lawyer's card is often the first professional impression a client gets. It should look precise, state exactly what you practise, and make it simple to get in touch — without exposing anything confidential.
What to put on a legal professional's card
- Name, title and firm. Use your exact title (Partner, Legal Consultant, Advocate) and firm name.
- Practice areas. List them in a text section — for example, Corporate & Commercial, Litigation, Family Law.
- Bar or licence details. Add your registration where relevant, in the About text or a dedicated section.
- Office location and languages spoken. Useful for clients choosing between firms.
- A direct enquiry channel. A WhatsApp or email link button, kept separate from case-specific communication.
- Firm website and LinkedIn. Link out to fuller credentials and past work.
Where to use it
- On email signatures and PDFs sent to clients and counterparts
- At conferences, tribunals and networking events, shared by QR code or NFC
- On meeting room screens or reception, for visiting clients
Keep it professional and confidential
A MyInfo card is a public page. Keep it to information you would put on a printed card — never client names, case numbers or matter details. If you want a card visible only to specific contacts, use the privacy settings on a Premium card.
One look for the whole firm
Create a firm-wide theme so every lawyer's card carries the same colours and layout. Update the theme once and every card updates with it.
Frequently asked questions
Can I list multiple practice areas?
Yes — use a text section or the About text to list them clearly, so a prospective client knows immediately if you handle their matter.
Is this suitable for a solo consultant as well as a firm?
Yes. Independent legal consultants use the same card with their own branding; firms apply one shared theme across their lawyers.
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