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Testimonials
“I entrusted OURAMA with building my website and I am fully satisfied with the result. The team has a complete grasp of what practising law involves.”
“Responsiveness, listening, professionalism: everything was there. Their expertise in communication and SEO genuinely made the difference.”
“I had no hesitation entrusting them with our visual identity and our website in the accountancy field. A perfect experience.”
“A website that makes the difference. The quality of the design and their understanding of my profession are impressive.”
“Strategic support that goes well beyond the website. They understood our vision and translated it accurately.”
“Quite simply the best for my profession, law. Responsiveness, aesthetics, SEO, optimisation, speed, professionalism.”
62,844 business failures in the past 12 months. Did they call on you?
Building a website as an insolvency practitioner means giving directors in difficulty an accessible, reassuring point of contact. By setting out clearly what you do in amicable proceedings (conciliation, ad hoc mandate) or collective ones (safeguard, receivership), you help them understand which solutions fit their situation. Your site can also include concrete examples of successful turnarounds, to show the difference your support makes.
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FAQ
Everything worth knowing before you start.
Do you also handle brand identity for insolvency practitioners?
We can produce a complete brand identity: logo, visual system, official documents, business cards, email signatures and more. Depending on the project, we also cover office photography, launch videos, interviews, full visual identities, or simply the essentials.
What tools do you use to build insolvency practitioners' websites?
We build websites on Webflow. It is highly intuitive and leaves our clients fully autonomous in running their site. You can make changes yourself. We train you to use it and take it in hand when the project goes live.
Do you have examples of websites?
We have built many websites for law firms, accountancy firms and wealth managers. You will find them in our work further down.
A website for an insolvency practitioner has to meet strict rules of neutrality and professional conduct. Content must be factual and objective, with no soliciting and no comparative advertising, in line with the Commercial Code. The mandatory legal notices, meaning name, office address, area of practice and supervisory authority, must appear, and the site must comply with GDPR on data protection.
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