Supreme Law Firm Naming Contest

Closed

Prize:

$20 AUD

Entries Received:

I’m Paul Michael Drabsch and I’ll be opening a forward-thinking litigation practice in 2030. The firm will prosecute unfair treatment in both corporate disputes and personal trials, so the name has to project authority across that full spectrum while still sounding fresh and modern. “Supreme” must sit at the heart of it. Here’s what I need from you: • 3–5 innovative firm names that all include the word “Supreme”. • A concise line on how each name conveys strength in both corporate and personal litigation. • A quick visual direction or sketch for a matching logo—nothing final yet, just enough to show how the brand could look on a letterhead or website. Vector files (.ai or .svg) for the rough logo concepts will be perfect so I can explore them further later on. I’ll choose the entry that feels contemporary, memorable, and trial-ready while still giving potential clients immediate confidence in our supreme level of representation.

Skills Required

Branding

Business Consulting

Creative Writing

Graphic Design

Illustration

Illustrator

Logo Design

Marketing

Accepted File Formats

gif, jpeg, jpg, png

Clarification Board
No spam, self-promotion or advertisement is permitted.

Dinesh K.

@Dineshkumar1948

5 days ago

Hii Everyone, Please check my entry #79 and give me suggestions for improvement

Abdur R.

@abdurr531

7 days ago

please check my entry#72

Shanzida

@shanzidaTiT

7 days ago

"Hello Paul, I am a new freelancer and very eager to work on your 'Supreme' law firm project. I have some great name and logo ideas ready for you. Please give me a chance to show my work. If you message me, I will share my concepts and design samples right away. I promise to do my best to help make your firm's branding successful! Best regards,

Chowdhury W.

@wahidc5

7 days ago

Please Check my Entry #45 #47 Would you like to see additional logo directions that emphasize either corporate dispute resolution or personal trial advocacy while keeping the Supreme brand identity consistent?