Custom Legal Marketing Wins Muse Award for Littman Krooks' Website

Apr 19, 2022

Custom Legal Marketing wins a 2022 Muse Award for the newly designed and developed website for Littman Krooks

Custom Legal Marketing Wins Silver Muse Award for Littman Krooks Website
This is the second award-winning website that CLM has built for Littman Krooks in the last decade.

SAN FRANCISCO - April 18, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

Littman Krooks is an elder law, estate planning, special needs planning, special education advocacy, and corporate & securities law firm with offices in New York City and Westchester County, New York.

For over 10 years, Custom Legal Marketing (CLM) has helped Littman Krooks thrive through law firm SEO and digital marketing. When it was time to upgrade the website, the firm turned to CLM to bring its vision to life. Littman Krooks' new website replaced the firm's previous design, which was developed by CLM and won a W3 Award in 2015.

Custom Legal Marketing is a search engine optimization company for law firms. The company's award-winning SEO strategies have helped law firms dominate search results in some of the nation's most competitive markets.

Every firm that works with CLM gets a No Competition® Guarantee, which means the legal marketing company won't work with any competitors in the same market.

To learn more about Littman Krooks and to see its award-winning website, visit https://www.littmankrooks.com.

CONTACT:
Custom Legal Marketing
An Adviatech Company
1111 Kearny Street
San Francisco, CA 94133
1.800.789.6451

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