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Reimagining Legal Branding for a Modern Era

A refreshed identity, style guide and website for Murray, Ziel & Johnston.

MZJ Law branding case study cover with new logo and website design

The challenge

MZJ Law needed a fresh, professional brand identity that would reflect their dedication to personalized legal solutions while standing out in a competitive legal landscape.

Our goal was to modernize their branding, redesign their website, and create a style guide that would ensure consistency across all platforms.

9%

Landing page conversion rate

4.5%

National industry average

What we did

Services for MZJ Law

Our collaboration with MZJ Law focused on revamping their brand to convey trust, professionalism and approachability.

Brand Redesign

Redefined MZJ Law's visual identity with a modernized logo, refined color palette and updated typography reflecting their grounded, personable approach.

New Style Guide

Created a detailed style guide as the blueprint for visual and messaging consistency across all marketing materials and digital platforms.

Website Redesign & Rebuild

Overhauled the outdated website, improving navigation, user experience and visual appeal with streamlined content and responsive design.

Results in action

Results in action

The rebrand gave MZJ Law a cohesive identity across print, digital and advertising, while the rebuilt website turned their expertise into a clear, conversion-ready experience. Targeted content and ads significantly boosted visibility, helping establish MZJ Law as a trusted legal resource.

  • A cohesive identity

    Logo, palette, typography and collateral finally told one consistent story.

  • A modern web presence

    The rebuilt site improved navigation and showcased the firm's legal expertise.

  • Stronger local visibility

    Refreshed branding paired with targeted campaigns raised the firm's profile in its markets.

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