Five Forward Push law firm sites make Attorney at Law Magazine’s 2026 list

Five websites designed by Atlanta-based Forward Push Law Firm Marketing appeared in Attorney at Law Magazine’s 2026 Best Law Firm Websites list, spanning tax law, criminal defense, business law and estate planning. The recognition spotlights how law firms are organizing sites around client needs, practice-area navigation and consultation paths.

Why it matters: - The list recognition gives a concrete benchmark for how law firms can structure websites for different practice areas and client needs. - The five featured sites show how design choices can support intake, navigation and credibility across tax, criminal defense, business law and estate planning. - The announcement is about website design, not legal service quality or case outcomes.

What happened: - Forward Push Law Firm Marketing said five of its designed websites appeared in Attorney at Law Magazine’s “Best Law Firm Websites in 2026 (Top 73),” published Sept. 22, 2026. - The magazine’s list explicitly credits Forward Push as the design firm for each entry. - The five sites listed are The Law Offices of Alyssa Whatley at No. 6, Bryan Brown Law at No. 21, MacGregor Lyon at No. 36, Sammy Kim, Esq. at No. 51 and Sowerby & Moustakis Law PLLC at No. 64. - The featured sites cover tax law, criminal defense, business law, estate planning and elder law.

The details: - Alyssa Whatley’s site organizes tax content around problems and solutions, including IRS audits, back taxes and offers in compromise. - The site also includes pages for wage garnishments, bank levies and unfiled returns, plus payment plans and penalty abatements. - The website pairs those practice pages with attorney background, results, videos and contact information. - Sammy Kim’s site is built around three stages: diagnosis, analysis and resolution. - The Sammy Kim site covers IRS and state tax issues and includes a Korean-language option and FAQ resources. - The diagnosis stage focuses on letters, tax returns and transcripts. - The analysis stage considers the client’s financial circumstances. - The resolution stage addresses the response to tax authorities. - Bryan Brown Law’s criminal defense site includes consultation access, attorney background and practice categories for traffic tickets, drug crimes, theft and other charges. - The Bryan Brown Law navigation also includes the firm overview, attorney profile, FAQs, fees and resources. - MacGregor Lyon’s website speaks to small businesses and startups with sections on outside general counsel, contracts, business formation and mergers and acquisitions. - The MacGregor Lyon navigation separates audience-based paths from service-based paths. - Sowerby & Moustakis Law PLLC is based in Amherst, New Hampshire and serves clients in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. - The Sowerby & Moustakis Law PLLC site includes estate planning, elder law, probate, trusts, small-business planning, attorney and team profiles, FAQs, fees and case studies. - The site separates estate planning from probate, trust administration and litigation.

Between the lines: - The five examples show that a law firm website can be tailored to a specific practice area instead of using a single generic template. - Forward Push is using the list placement to showcase its process, which starts with discovery about the firm, its clients and the questions those clients ask. - Marc Apple said the sites need to be different from one another because a tax client needs understandable answers to specific IRS problems. - Forward Push says it builds sites in-house on WordPress and uses discovery to shape copy, layout, visual hierarchy and calls to action. - The collection also suggests that effective law firm sites balance practice information with attorney bios and a clear contact path.

What’s next: - Forward Push says additional examples of its work are available in its Law Firm Marketing Case Studies. - Law firms reviewing website design can use the featured sites as reference points for organizing content around client questions and next steps. - The agency is likely to continue emphasizing practice-specific design as a core part of its marketing pitch.

The bottom line: - Five Forward Push sites made a 2026 “best websites” list because they translate different legal practices into clear, client-focused web experiences.**