Banks & Banks Law Firm Launches Its Newly Redesigned Website

 There’s an old adage that says first impressions make lasting impressions, and representatives with Law Offices of Banks & Banks announced today that its newly redesigned website, not only make a good impression, but it’s very user friendly too.

“Our new site now has a responsive web design, allowing for maximum device compatibility in this mobile-rich environment,” said Philip C. Banks, a former Judge and a Fightin' Texas Aggie Class of '73, who founded Banks & Banks, Attorneys at Law, P.C., with his daughter, Amy A. Banks.

The Banks are dedicated Brazos County criminal defense and civil attorneys with over three decades of combined experience defending their clients from virtually every criminal accusation, and assisting their clients to get the best outcomes for themselves, and their families, in a wide variety of civil matters. They have handled over 7,000 cases encompassing Bryan, College Station, Houston, Navasota, Brenham, Caldwell, Hearne, Huntsville, and surrounding areas of Brazos Valley.

The law firm specializes in DUI-DWI, marijuana and other drug possessions due to the large campus community from Texas A&M University. 

The new website, which was launched in mid-May, according to Banks, reflects the firm's policy of being totally client-centric. 

“The firm's responsive website now adjusts its formatting and display to look good regardless of the screen size or resolution whether our client is on an iPad, Kindle, Surface, iPhone, Android, laptop, or workstation,” Banks stressed.

As to why anyone should visit the firm’s newly redesigned website and or consider using its services, the company spokesman pointed out that, “We are a law firm who will actually work on our client's case from start to finish and not just kick that case along to some lawyer who lives hundreds of miles away who the client will rarely meet.”

Banks noted that unlike many law firms, Banks & Banks’ clients are treated as people, not numbers and they get to work closely with their attorney as part of a team. 

“They do not become a faceless case number in someone else’s file cabinet,” Banks said.

“Being charged with a crime can be a frightening experience,” Banks said. “This is especially so for students whose family support may be several hundred miles away or even several states away. Banks’s purpose is to simplify things for you and make the best course of action obvious. While the law can be confusing for many people, we can help you to understand your options and help you to find a solution. That process begins with a quick visit to our newly redesigned website.”

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