No borrowed proof
No testimonials, no invented reviews, no stock-photo team. Nothing appears on the site that could not be sourced.
The rules, published plainly.
A new Fort Lauderdale personal injury firm, launched on a site where every legal statement traces to a Florida statute and nothing is invented.
ProjectThe Ramsay Law Firm, P.A.
SectorPersonal injury, Fort Lauderdale
AttorneyKristoffer S. Ramsay
StatusLive client website
A brand-new firm has no record to point at.
Kris opened his own practice after years representing injured people in South Florida. A new firm cannot lean on verdict tallies, review counts, or a long client list, and the honest ones will not invent them. The site had to earn trust some other way.
Bar rules are not optional
Florida regulates attorney advertising in detail. Compliance had to be designed into the pages rather than bolted on before launch.
Clients search the problem
Injured people search deadlines, insurance questions, and what to do next long before they search for a lawyer by name.
What TMN built into the site.
The answer to a thin record is verifiable substance. The site publishes the rules that govern a client's case, cites each one, and lets the reader check the lawyer too.
- The Rulebook15 real Florida deadlines and rules written in plain language, each carrying its statutory citation. The 14-day PIP treatment window under Fla. Stat. 627.736(1) and the 2-year negligence deadline under Fla. Stat. 95.11, cut from 4 years in 2023, lead the homepage.
- Every legal claim sourcedMore than 20 statements of Florida law across the site, each traced to a statute or case in a project fact sheet: comparative negligence under 768.81(6), slip-and-fall notice under 768.0755, sovereign immunity under 768.28, and strict products liability under West v. Caterpillar Tractor Co.
- Bar compliance designed inResponsible lawyer and city named per Rule 4-7.12(a). No specialist or expert language, and non-certification stated per Rule 4-7.14. The legacy hiring-a-lawyer disclosure is included.
- Credentials the reader can checkThe hero states Florida Bar No. 1002563 and links directly to the Bar directory, so a prospective client can confirm good standing without leaving the decision to trust.
- No fake anythingThe firm had no published phone number at build time, so calls to action are form-first rather than showing an invented number. No attorney photo shipped, because no current headshot existed.
- Hand-coded, 18 pages, launch-gatedA single flag held the whole site behind noindex until launch. Practice-area pages, the rulebook, and disclosures were all built as real crawlable pages rather than a one-page template.
What is public and verifiable today.
This case study stays inside the evidence. It claims no rankings, no lead volume, and no case outcomes. The site launched in August 2026 and there is no performance history to report yet.
How to verify TMN Creative itselfThe firm site is live
The published site presents the firm's practice areas, the rulebook, and a consultation request path on the firm's own domain.
View Live WebsiteTMN's role is credited publicly
The live site's footer identifies TMN Creative as the website partner, providing corroboration outside tmncreative.com.
Review the Public CreditThe lawyer is checkable
The site publishes Florida Bar No. 1002563 and links to the Bar's own directory, where membership status is maintained by the Bar rather than by the firm or by TMN.
Open the Bar DirectoryDoes the firm website make the credentials, the rules, and the next step this clear?
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