What Vetlawyers changed

• Removed the multi-step homepage contact form and SMS opt-in.
• Removed the entire site navigation menu, including links to specific services like Agent Orange and PTSD.
• Removed the "Free Consultation" call-to-action buttons.
• Removed the footer containing contact information, office hours, and social media links.
• Removed specific promotional sections for Camp Lejeune and Mesothelioma lawsuits.

The website has removed its primary contact form and all navigation links. This usually means the site is undergoing a major redesign or the firm is temporarily pausing new lead intake.

• Added a 3-step interactive contact form to the homepage for lead intake.
• Added a comprehensive navigation menu with links to specific service pages like Burn Pit Exposure and Military Sexual Trauma.
• Launched new resource tools including a VA Disability Backpay Estimator and a Combined Rating Calculator for 2026.
• Added specific call-to-action sections for Camp Lejeune and Mesothelioma lawsuits.
• Included SMS opt-in language for conversational marketing and client communication.
• Expanded the footer with social media links and direct contact information.

The competitor is moving from a static information page to an active lead generation site. By adding a 3-step intake form and specific calculators for 2026 disability rates, they are trying to capture potential clients earlier in their search process.

• Removed a duplicate testimonial from D. Wilson.
• Removed a duplicate testimonial from J. Barrett.
• Reordered the remaining testimonials to lead with J. Barrett’s review.

The website previously displayed the same client reviews twice in a row. Removing these duplicates makes the page look more professional and easier for veterans to read.