About the client
Who they are
MistryFallahi is a firm of lawyers and business advisors with offices in Sydney and Melbourne. It advises businesses, families and individuals across private client work, asset protection, wills and estate planning, mergers and acquisitions, litigation and a range of commercial practice areas.
Their previous website was due for a full redesign. The new one had to make every practice area easy to find, and give the firm's own team a way to keep its people and its news up to date.
The solution
What Webics delivered
Webics redesigned and rebuilt the website and put it live on mistryfallahi.com.au in October 2026. It is a fast static build, hosted in the cloud, so there are no plugins to patch.
The home page opens over the Sydney skyline, with a headline that moves through the firm's five lead practices. Each one changes the photograph behind it and links straight to its page.
Every practice area and every industry the firm works with has its own page and its own icon, carried through the menus, the footer and each lawyer's profile. A page for Chinese-speaking clients, in English and Chinese, is linked from every page.
The contact form asks which practice areas a visitor needs help with. Tick Asset Protection and the firm's detailed asset protection questions open in the same form, so there is no second form to find.
The firm's news can be filtered by practice area. Each practice area page shows its latest related articles, and every address from the previous website still works and leads to a live page.
The firm has its own admin for its people and its news. Staff can add and reorder the people on the site and tick the practice areas each one covers, which updates the key contacts on those pages. A new portrait is turned black and white and lined up to match the rest of the team. Every news article needs a featured photo before it can be published, chosen from a gallery or uploaded.
The Google Analytics and Tag Manager setup the firm already had was carried across unchanged, and we set up Search Console for the new site. Webics hosts it.
