Corvin

Corvin is a legal brief, not a brochure. It opens dark and type-first with one statement sentence and three lines of the firm's own case register, then runs a numbered margin rail down the page the way running heads run down a court filing. The thing people remember is the Matter Ledger: a ruled register of matters with mono docket numbers and a hairline outcome stamp, which is one CMS collection reused on the home page, on every practice page and on every lawyer's page.

What you get

• Six pages: Home, Practice, People, Fees, Insights, Contact — plus CMS detail templates for practice areas, lawyers and articles, 404 and three legal pages.

• Five prefilled CMS collections. Add one matter and it appears in three places at once, with the hover, the tap-to-open detail and the mobile row for free.

• What clients actually look for and free templates leave out: printed fees on the home page plus a fees page with a fixed-fee menu, lawyer profiles with bar admission, languages, their matters and their articles, a sticky "book with this partner" rail on every practice and lawyer page, and a conflict-check intake form.

• A native booking block you can wire to your own calendar, a mono 24/7 line in the header, and a call bar on mobile.

• Gambetta, Switzer and IBM Plex Mono on ink and stone, brass used only for rules and numbers, no shadows anywhere, no weight above 500.

Built for: a two-to-twenty-lawyer boutique — corporate, disputes, real estate, private clients — or the freelancer building for one. Also fits notaries, tax advisors and arbitration practices.

Booking is a native block you can style like the rest of the template — swap in your own Cal.com, Calendly or Typeform embed in a minute, or keep the form and phone link as they are.