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Salehi Law You focus on healing.

A website for a Toronto personal injury firm — a strong team-led hero, nine practice areas, a three-step process and a free case evaluation form, with a 24/7 call button throughout.

Client
Salehi Law
Founder
Michael Salehi
Sector
Personal injury law
Location
North York, Toronto
Our role
Design & development
Year
2026
salehilaw.ca · live homepage
Salehi Law homepage on desktop
Salehi Law homepage on mobile

Overview

Healing first, legal fight second.

Clients come to Salehi Law after the worst day of their lives. The site keeps the message simple — no fees until we settle — and puts a lawyer one call away.

The client

Salehi Law is a personal injury law firm in North York, Toronto, founded by Michael Salehi. It represents injured people across Ontario on a contingency basis, with a team that speaks more than fifteen languages.

What the site does

  • Takes free case evaluations by form or phone
  • Explains each of its nine practice areas
  • Shows how a claim works in three steps
  • Answers common questions about personal injury claims

Our role & approach

Design & development — the whole site, from structure and visual design to build and launch.

Live since 2026.

Website Design & Development at Cerrow

Key features

What’s on the live site.

Team-led hero

The whole team in the hero, with No Fees Until We Settle and two calls to action.

NO WINNO FEE

Free consultation form

Name, email, phone and message beside the firm’s promises: no fee unless we settle, confidential consultation.

How it works

Three steps — free consultation, we handle everything, you focus on recovery.

Practice areas

Car accidents, catastrophic injuries, aviation accidents, slips and falls, long-term disability, dog bites, product liability, medical malpractice and assaults.

FAQ

Answers on deadlines, case value, insurance statements, fees and how long a case takes in Ontario.

Meet the founder

Michael Salehi’s message, plus team, blog and careers pages.

Inside the site

A closer look.

Sections from the live homepage, captured on desktop.

Salehi Law homepage, full length
The full homepageScroll inside the frame to move down the page.
Salehi Law — Get a free consultation
Get a free consultationThe consultation form and the three-step process.
Salehi Law — About Salehi Law
About Salehi LawThe firm’s approach, beside a team portrait.

Responsive

Same story, every screen.

On a phone the hero, the promise strip and the consultation form stack into one column, with the call button always at hand.

Salehi Law homepage on desktop
Desktop1440 px
Salehi Law homepage on mobile
Mobile390 px

Look & feel

Black and white, nothing extra.

Colours sampled from the live site.

Black#121212
Charcoal#4A4A4A
Grey#9A9A9A
White#FFFFFF
You Focus on Healing.
We’ll Handle the Legal Fight.

Frank Ruhl Libre serif headlines in black and white, with Source Sans Pro for body text.

Results

From injury to free evaluation.

Injured Ontarians learn how a claim works and request a free case evaluation, by form or by phone.

  • 9practice areas, each explained
  • 3steps from consultation to recovery
  • 15+languages spoken by the team
  • No-fee promise, everywhereNo Fees Until We Settle leads the hero and the form.
  • Fewer phone questionsAn FAQ covers deadlines, case value and timelines in Ontario.
  • A team you can seeThe whole team in the hero makes the firm feel personal.

Client feedback

In the client’s own words.

Demo content · real feedback coming soon

Salehi Law

salehilaw.ca · 2026

Clients understand how a claim works before they even call us. The site is clear, trustworthy and easy to navigate. Cerrow kept us updated throughout and launched exactly when promised.

Arash KarimiIntake CoordinatorDemo

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