"We don't need new clients — but we have something to say."
A new-generation law firm came to us fully booked. What they wanted was recognition, and a social mission: that Ukrainians actually understand their rights, in language that reaches them. The starting point: 116 Instagram followers, no TikTok, no YouTube.
If law is a language nobody speaks to people in —
we'll be the translators.
Dmytro and Bohdana — chipmunks based on the real partners. Chipmunks, because they rush to the rescue.
The formula is simple: emotion first, closeness second,
and only then information.
Comics and games about everyday situations: divorce, leases, road accidents.
We have no limits on creativity or resources — you bring readiness and budget, we bring the finished result.
A hybrid lecture for doctors, clinic directors and private practices in Ivano-Frankivsk, where the client was opening their next office.
Venue, catering, event logistics.
White Law Press newspaper with legal comics, plus learning materials for attendees.
A converting landing page on whitelawlab.com with a registration form.
Paid campaigns driving registrations.
Processing the inbound flow and communicating with attendees.
Speaker preparation and the presentation deck.
Running the live online stream.
Guest follow-up, content cut from the stream, lead magnet and a chatbot to grow the social audience.
We didn't come to Try Studio for new clients — we're fine on that front. We came so that we would be heard. We wanted someone who had never opened a legal code in their life to look at our pages and understand that they have rights and can use them. In nine months people started recognising us, writing to us, sharing our comics. For the legal market in Ukraine that's still rare.