Professional Email Signatures for Law Firms
Example signatures by role
Attorney
David Park, Esq.
Partner, Corporate Law · Park & Associates LLP
dpark@parklaw.com
(212) 555-0189
Paralegal
Maria Santos
Senior Paralegal · Park & Associates LLP
msantos@parklaw.com
(212) 555-0234
Legal Assistant
Kevin O'Brien
Legal Assistant · Park & Associates LLP
kobrien@parklaw.com
(212) 555-0345
Compliance considerations
-
Include bar admission state(s) for all attorneys
-
Add required confidentiality disclaimer per your jurisdiction and firm policy
-
Clearly distinguish attorney vs. non-attorney staff in titles to avoid unauthorized practice implications
Frequently asked questions
Most law firms include a confidentiality notice, and some jurisdictions require it. A standard disclaimer typically covers attorney-client privilege and misdirected email handling. Check with your firm's ethics counsel for the specific language required.
Attorney name, title and practice area, firm name, direct phone and email, bar admission states, and the firm's confidentiality disclaimer. Keep it clean and professional — avoid graphics or excessive formatting that could trigger spam filters.
Yes. Consistent branding across the firm — attorneys, paralegals, and administrative staff — presents a unified, professional image to clients and opposing counsel. Individual details vary, but the template and branding should be identical.
Related industries
Ready to create yours?
Pick a template. Add your details. Done.
Create your email signatureFree forever — no account needed