Context
A public site for a Paris and Marseille business-law firm: practice areas, team and first contact, kept in a register that fits the profession.

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Selected projectCustom softwareAzinove designed and shipped the public website for Cambacérès Avocats, a business-law firm with offices in Paris and Marseille.

The project
The context, the challenge, what we did and the results, step by step.
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A public site for a Paris and Marseille business-law firm: practice areas, team and first contact, kept in a register that fits the profession.
Law-firm websites often either under-explain the practice or oversell it. The work was to make Paris, Marseille, counsel and litigation readable in one pass.
We built a calm, document-like public site: a city-aware hero, listed practice areas, team pages and a contact form that asks for facts before documents.
Cambacérès Avocats has a public site that names the firm, the cities, the practices and the next step. Legal advice stays with the lawyers; Azinove delivered the public layer.
A first public address that a prospect, a correspondent or a candidate can open without guessing the firm’s scope.
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