# AI Website Template Imbrecht

> The website for litigation firms whose Scales show before the claim what a lost trial costs.

Imbrecht is a complete template for litigation firms, with 22 pages. At its heart are “The Scales”. You set the amount in dispute, the outcome and the instance, and The Scales calculate the court fees, your own lawyer and the opposing lawyer under the RVG and GKG as amended on 1 June 2025, tip visibly and show the cost risk as a share of the amount in dispute. They appear on the home page, large on the costs page and preset with an example amount on five of the six areas of dispute. Plus six areas of dispute with a page of their own, each with services, three typical mistakes, documents to tick off, an example case and questions, an overview with responsibilities, cost risk and the one deadline per area, four routes to an enforceable title as tabs, independent evidentiary proceedings in construction in five steps, the one-month period as a calendar, static deadline cards for the objection to a tax assessment and for limitation in personal injury, an accrued gains calculator, a civil trial in eight stages with a courtroom plan and the payment order procedure, five lawyers with lead and deputy for every area and a deadline control rota, a firm page with a timeline, five articles where you choose your post and get the deadline, seven deadlines and a glossary, and a contact form that asks about running deadlines.

- Price: €99 one-time, VAT included
- Industry: Litigation firm
- Page: https://ai-website.com/templates/imbrecht

## Pages included

- Home page with the line “Litigation lawyers in Frankfurt” over a stack of files, the reply by the next working day as a card, three example figures, six areas of dispute with the responsible lawyer, The Scales, the assessment in four steps, settlement against judgment as a ring and bars, five lawyers, three example testimonials, three articles and six questions
- Disputes with six areas to hover over, a table of who conducts which dispute for whom, the cost risk of a lost judgment per area as bars, the one deadline per area that you should know and six things the firm deliberately does not do
- Contracts and commerce with four routes to an enforceable title as tabs, four situations in which the firm sues, three mistakes that cost claims, The Scales with the example case, five documents to tick off, an example case and five questions
- Construction and property with an image band of a crane in evening light, four services for developers and businesses, three mistakes on the building site, independent evidentiary proceedings in five steps, six documents and The Scales, plus shareholder disputes with four situations as tabs and the one-month period as a calendar
- Tax disputes with a deadline card for the objection including a dated example and three stages up to the Federal Fiscal Court, family and assets with an accrued gains calculator and the reference dates, and personal injury with four items of a claim and a deadline card for limitation
- Procedure with the court levels for small and large amounts in dispute, eight stages of a civil trial with marked deadlines, the duration as example bars, a courtroom plan of who sits where at the hearing, the costs per instance and the payment order procedure in three steps
- Costs with the large Scales, a table for four amounts in dispute with judgment, settlement and appeal, the curve showing why small disputes are the expensive ones, the cost rule of section 91 ZPO, three fixed prices before the first meeting, the request for cover to legal expenses insurance, litigation funding and five questions
- Lawyers with the founder in a portrait and four colleagues as initials, five profiles with certified specialist titles, the first meeting in three steps, the deadline control rota, the years of admission as bars and a matrix of lead and deputy for every area, plus the firm with four rules, a timeline from 1998 to 2025 and the way to the office
- Guides with search, topic filter, five articles, a choice of post that leads to the first deadline, seven deadlines and six terms in the glossary, contact with a form that asks for the area of dispute, a running deadline and the rough amount, the next few days after an enquiry and a drawn route sketch, a custom 404 page and legal notice and privacy policy as instructions

## Scope

- 22 pages
- The Scales for the cost risk
- Six areas of dispute with deadlines
- Astro 7, static

## Design

- Colours: White #ffffff, Khaki #acac8c, Night blue #0f151b, Ink #383838
- Headline type: Poppins in medium weight, the second line light and in khaki
- Body type: Poppins in four weights, self-hosted

## Built for

- Litigation firms and firms focused on civil trials that openly do the maths on the cost risk before every claim
- Partnerships that represent businesses and private clients in a few fixed areas of dispute and give each area a lead and a deputy
- Agencies that deliver law firm websites repeatedly and predictably

## Not built for

- Criminal defence where being reachable in an emergency carries the whole site, Nordhelm is built for that with an emergency page and emergency band
- Firms in employment and family law whose clients should work out their own deadline, Treuwald fits that with its deadline calculator
- Solo criminal defence practices where one lawyer and his name carry the whole site, Ebsing fits that
- Firms for inheritance law and succession whose clients first want to know who inherits, Meinhold fits that
- Firms with many practice areas whose clients first want to know who will look after their case, Dornseck fits that

## What is in the package

- `src/pages/ + src/data/site.ts + src/data/streitfelder.ts`: 22 pages and the files that feed the firm, people, areas of dispute, deadlines, cases and testimonials.
- `src/lib/kosten.ts`: The fee tables of the RVG and GKG and the calculation behind The Scales, in one place for all pages.
- `src/data/wissen.ts`: Five articles with subheadings, seven deadlines and six terms in the glossary.
- `src/components/`: The components, from The Scales through deadline card, cost bars, document checklist and initials to case, testimonials and closing section.
- `src/assets/images/ + src/data/bildnachweis.json`: 24 photos from Pexels in one shared colour grade with credits for every image.
- `CLAUDE.md + Wissen/`: The project’s memory with rules, audience, tone, the advertising limits of a German law firm, build plan and SEO strategy.
- `.claude/skills/`: Seven skills for start, rebuild, copy, design, SEO, checks and system knowledge.
- `styleguide.html + LIZENZEN.md`: Colours, type scale and measured contrasts, plus the licences of font and photos.

## FAQ

**How do “The Scales” work?**

You set the amount in dispute by field, slider or quick choice, plus judgment or settlement and first instance or appeal. After every input The Scales calculate the court, your lawyer and the opposing lawyer, the beam tilts, the pans show amount in dispute and cost risk, and below them stand the share of the amount in dispute, a sentence on which side weighs more and the total line. With reduced motion they jump to the new state without a transition.

**Where do the figures of The Scales come from?**

From src/lib/kosten.ts. It holds the fee tables of section 13 RVG and section 34 GKG as amended by the KostBRÄG 2025, in force since 1 June 2025, plus the rates for the procedural fee, hearing fee, settlement fee, appeal, flat rate for expenses and VAT. The tables are checked against the wording of the statute, and twenty-five hand-calculated reference values match to the cent. Experts, witnesses, interest and enforcement are explicitly not included.

**What happens when the fees change again?**

Then your AI changes one file. Home page, costs page, The Scales on the areas of dispute, the table without scripts, the bars per area and the quick calculation in the closing section all read from src/lib/kosten.ts and follow. Only the few sentences that name an amount in the text are checked by hand afterwards.

**Is the result of The Scales legal advice?**

No. The Scales calculate the statutory fees for an assumed amount in dispute and say so on the page. Whether a claim has prospects, which amount in dispute applies and which expenses come on top is settled in the first meeting. The articles say in the same spirit that they do not replace advice on the individual case.

**Is the advertising compliant with professional rules?**

The template advertises factually in line with section 43b BRAO and section 6 BORA, the German professional rules for lawyers. Certified specialist titles are named as in the FAO, at most two per person, the word specialist is not used otherwise, and no sentence promises an outcome. Cases carry the note that every case is different, testimonials are marked as example testimonials and published only with written consent, and the settlement rate appears everywhere as an example value. Checking the finished site remains with you, and these notes are not legal advice.

**Are the deadlines and statutes correct?**

They are checked against German law as of October 2026, among them the statutory deadline after a claim is served, the objection to a court payment order, the appeal, the new threshold between Local Court and Regional Court since 1 January 2026, the objection to a tax assessment with notification on the fourth day, limitation in personal injury with its suspensions and limitation of the equalisation of accrued gains. Before going live it is worth checking whether a figure has changed.

**Why is there no deadline calculator?**

Because a deadline entered wrongly does more harm than one explained well. Tax disputes and personal injury therefore carry deadline cards with start, provision and a dated example, and on the guides page you choose your post and get the first deadline and the matching article. If you want a calculator, Treuwald has one.

**How is Imbrecht different from Nordhelm and Treuwald?**

All three are law firm sites with practice areas, team and contact. Nordhelm builds the site around being reachable in an emergency, with an emergency page and emergency band. Treuwald lets clients work out their own deadline. Imbrecht is built for a firm that only takes contentious cases, does the maths on the cost risk with The Scales before the claim and shows the way through a trial stage by stage, light in white, khaki and night blue.

**Can I leave out areas of dispute or add new ones?**

Yes. Each area is an entry in src/data/streitfelder.ts with responsibility, example amount, deadline and short text, and the building blocks of the area pages live in src/data/module.ts. From them come the card, the rows in the overview tables and the menu entry. A new area such as inheritance disputes is set up by your AI with the structure of the others, including The Scales, documents and questions.

**Does the site promise to be reachable around the clock?**

No. The firm promises a reply by the end of the next working day and is closed at weekends. The display “If you write now, you will hear from us by …” works out the day with weekends and the public holidays of Hesse from src/lib/frist.ts, and without scripts a fixed sentence stands there. If your firm is in another German state, your AI adjusts the holidays. Only promise on the site what you really keep.

**How do I enter people, titles and responsibilities?**

Firm, people, testimonials, assessment and page titles live in src/data/site.ts, the areas of dispute in src/data/streitfelder.ts, the texts of the home and firm pages in src/data/seiten.ts, the articles with deadlines and glossary in src/data/wissen.ts. Each person has a role, certified specialist titles, year of admission, area of dispute, initials, email and one sentence. The matrix on the lawyers page sets the lead and the deputy for every area. The start skill goes through the details in rounds.

**Are the names, cases, figures and testimonials real?**

No. Firm, people, careers, cases, testimonials, key figures, settlement rate, duration and prices are invented. The site says so in place, below the key figures, on every testimonial and case, on the costs and lawyers pages and in the footer of every page. Platanenhofstraße does not exist, the phone number comes from the block the Federal Network Agency keeps free for media, and the name Imbrecht is checked against trademark registers and domains. Frankfurt am Main appears as the real city.

**Who is in the photos?**

Strangers in sample photos from Pexels. The founder shows the same model in two shots of one series, and no model release exists for it. The other four lawyers therefore appear as initials and the testimonials without faces. Before going live you replace the founder photo with your own portrait and add your own team photos taken with consent, the initials show where they belong.

**Can I keep the photos?**

The 24 photos come from Pexels, may be used commercially and share one colour grade. They show no real law firm. src/data/bildnachweis.json names the photographer, source and licence for every image, and the legal notice lists the credits. On the tax disputes photo the brand lettering of the calculator has been removed. The Scales, the cost curve, the courtroom plan, the monthly calendar and the route sketch are drawings of the template itself.

**Are legal notice and privacy policy included?**

As instructions, not as pre-written legal texts, and marked noindex. The legal notice says what a German law firm has to state, from provider, representation and partnership register through professional title, responsible bar association and professional regulations to professional indemnity insurance and dispute resolution. Below it stand the image credits. The privacy policy describes what the website does technically. These notes are not legal advice.

**What happens to an enquiry through the form?**

The contact form asks for the area of dispute, whether a deadline is running and until when, the rough size of the dispute and name, phone, email and a sentence or two on the case. It checks the fields, marks errors right at the field and then shows a confirmation with the note that the template sends nothing. Your AI sets up the sending and adds it to the privacy policy. Because enquiries to a law firm fall under professional confidentiality, a route that transmits the message encrypted is worth it.

**Does the site load anything from third-party servers?**

No. Poppins lives in public/fonts/, the photos in the project, The Scales, the curve and the route sketch are drawn, and no map is embedded. The cookie dialog writes the choice to the dataLayer, and statistics and external media are not tied to any service.

**Are search engines and share images prepared?**

Yes. Every page has its own title, description and breadcrumb, plus structured data as LegalService and Attorney with address, office hours and people, without ratings. The pages add Service, FAQPage, Article and ContactPage. The articles target searches such as a claim being served, the objection to a tax assessment or the loss of housekeeping capacity. Astro builds the share images at 1200 by 630 pixels from a photo of each page.

**Does the site work without JavaScript?**

Yes. Every heading and every text is there without scripts. The Scales then show a table for four amounts in dispute with judgment, settlement and appeal, the questions are expanded, the tabs stand one below the other, the guides page shows all articles and all six deadlines of the choice of post, and the menu opens as well. Your own amounts, the accrued gains calculator, filters and search need JavaScript.

**How does the template address visitors?**

Formally throughout in German, which the English version renders as a plain “you”, and the firm speaks as we. The sentences of the components and scripts live in src/data/texte.ts, the remaining texts in the data files and pages. Your AI switches to the informal form if your clients expect it.

**What does the costs page say about the first meeting?**

Three fixed example prices, separate for consumers and businesses, plus an hourly rate for businesses. The amount for consumers is a fixed amount under section 34 RVG below the cap for a first consultation without an agreement and is credited if you instruct the firm. Your AI puts in your own prices and checks that the figure reads the same everywhere.

**Does this work for a firm with a single area of dispute?**

Yes. Your AI removes the other areas and gives the one more room, while The Scales, the trial in eight stages and the costs page stay. A firm that advises and drafts rather than litigates will find the better fit among the other templates in the law category.

**Where can I host the site?**

Anywhere static files may live. Astro builds the site into a folder of finished HTML that you upload to your host. Beforehand your AI sets your own domain in astro.config.mjs and in robots.txt.

**Do I own the template?**

Yes. Pay once, yours for good, for your own projects and client projects. You get the complete source code without a watermark.

**Is the site included in English too?**

Yes. In the English package the whole website is in British English, with an English knowledge layer and English skills. The calculator is called “The Scales” there. Fees, deadlines and statutes remain German law, because the firm is based in Frankfurt.

**Do I need programming skills?**

No. You tell your AI in the project folder what should change, and it finds the place through CLAUDE.md and the seven skills. If you want to work on it yourself, you will find firm and people in src/data/site.ts, the areas of dispute in src/data/streitfelder.ts and the fees in src/lib/kosten.ts.

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