The law firm McNees Wallace & Nurick launched a brand refresh that honors its 91‑year legacy while emphasizing client connection and modern service. The new visual identity and redesigned website aim to reflect the firm’s evolution and strengthen client relationships.

McNees Wallace & Nurick has unveiled a refreshed brand that marries its 91‑year heritage with a forward‑looking focus on client connection and modern legal service.

A Legacy Reimagined

The new visual identity retains nods to the firm’s historic roots while introducing a cleaner, more contemporary aesthetic. Updated typography, a refreshed color palette, and a simplified logo aim to convey both stability and agility.

Website Redesign for Better Engagement

Alongside the brand refresh, McNees launched a redesigned website that emphasizes intuitive navigation and responsive design. The site highlights practice areas, attorney profiles, and thought leadership, making it easier for clients to find relevant information quickly.

Interactive elements, such as client‑focused case studies and a streamlined contact portal, are intended to deepen the firm’s connection with existing and prospective clients.

Strategic Goals Behind the Refresh

McNees says the rebrand supports three core objectives: reinforcing its long‑standing reputation, showcasing a client‑centric approach, and positioning the firm for future growth in a rapidly evolving legal market.

  • Highlight the firm’s 91‑year history while embracing modern design
  • Enhance digital experiences for clients and prospects
  • Signal a commitment to innovative, connection‑focused service
Our refreshed brand reflects who we are today—deeply rooted in tradition yet relentlessly focused on building stronger connections with our clients, said a firm spokesperson.

The updated branding and website are expected to strengthen McNees’ market presence and underscore its dedication to client service in the digital age.

McNees Wallace & Nurick press release on brand refresh