SharePoint intranet for law firms
Law firms need an intranet that matches the credibility of the firm's public website - especially for people finding, practice-area expertise, and internal news.
Dexy designs and builds SharePoint intranets for law firms on a fixed fee. No ongoing license. Yours to keep.
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Concept homepage and people directory - search by practice area without learning SharePoint.
Why law firms are different
Partners and fee earners notice visual quality - default SharePoint undermines "digital firm" positioning
People directory must support practice-area and expertise search - not only org chart
Comms and IT both touch the intranet - governance must be clear
Merger activity forces brand and platform unification on a deadline
What we deliver
On-brand homepage
Intranet matches firm visual standards at login
People directory
Find colleagues by practice area and role
News and templates
Comms can publish without breaking design
Commercial model
Fixed fee, quoted after a scoping call before work starts
Case study: Law firm intranet design · Work: Examples & case studies · General service: Intranet design & build
Typical triggers
New COO, CIO, or IT director
Merger or combination - unify intranet brand and navigation
Rebrand - external site updated; intranet still on old look
Partner pressure on employee experience
FAQ
Do you work with US and UK firms?
Yes - primary markets include US, UK, and Canada.
Do we need a third-party intranet product?
No - SharePoint Online with design and IA discipline is the default path.
Can you help after a merger?
Yes - discovery and IA for unified navigation and people findability is a common entry point.
Do you work outside the legal sector?
Yes. This page describes our law firm experience. See Sectors for the full list, and Intranet design & build for the general offer.
Ready to improve the employee experience?
Tell us your Microsoft 365 context - who the users are, what needs to be easier to find or do, and the milestone you are aiming for next. We reply quickly with a sensible next conversation.