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Goldman Legal
Goldman Flores is a California-based law firm with offices in Los Angeles and San Diego, specializing in restraining order cases and criminal defense. Their legal team offers dedicated support for individuals seeking protection from domestic violence, civil harassment, elder abuse, workplace violence, and gun violence. In addition to restraining orders, their services include expungements, driving offenses, drug-related charges, and broader criminal defense. With the expansion of their practice, this website was built to highlight both of their offices and introduce Jennifer and Andrew as equal partners in the firm—showcasing their growth and evolving expertise.
The original website was focused solely on the Los Angeles office and primarily highlighted Jennifer’s role. With the addition of the San Diego location and Andrew’s partnership, the firm needed a refreshed site that represented the full scope of their team and legal services. They also wanted to better structure the content to reflect the depth of their expertise in restraining orders while making space for expanded criminal defense offerings. The previous site lacked balance in storytelling, making it hard for potential clients to understand the full picture of the firm’s capabilities and leadership.
We created a modern, streamlined site that serves as a comprehensive introduction to Goldman Flores’ legal team, services, and mission. We highlighted both Jennifer and Andrew as lead attorneys and structured the navigation to reflect the firm’s two primary specialties: restraining orders and criminal defense. Each service page clearly explains the legal process in a way that feels accessible and supportive—crucial for individuals seeking urgent legal protection. The new design also bridges their LA and San Diego locations, reinforcing their presence across Southern California. The end result is a confident, informative website that reflects the firm’s growth and makes it easy for clients to find the help they need.
