Overview

We are seeking a legal content writer to produce legally accurate, attorney-facing content across our marketing and education platforms, including our website.

We are not looking for a traditional marketing writer. Our primary need is someone who can get the legal and industry analysis right and then communicate it clearly.

Our SEO team will handle optimization and polish—but the substance must be correct from the start.

Scope of Work

Written Content:

– Blog articles (500–1,000 words) for attorneys
– Website service pages
– Email campaigns (Constant Contact)
– Legal Q&A and short-form explainers
– Marketing and thought leadership content

Presentation Content:

– Develop PowerPoint / MCLE content
– Translate expert analysis into clear teaching points
– Create structured, concise slide content (attorney audience, no fluff)

Core Subject Matter

– Real estate litigation consulting
– Expert witness strategy
– Habitability & premises liability
– Landlord-tenant disputes
– Property management standard of care
– Wrongful eviction
– Valuation and economic damages

Content must reflect real-world industry practices, not just legal theory.

– Ensures content is legally sound and defensible
– Understands how arguments hold up in a litigation context
– Translates expert knowledge into clear, practical content for attorneys

Ideal Candidate

– Law student (2L/3L preferred), practicing attorney, or retired attorney with California law experience.
– OR legal professional with strong analytical writing skills
– Interest in litigation, real estate, or expert witness work
– Ability to write in plain English without losing legal precision

What Good Looks Like

– Substantively correct (top priority)
– Reads like expert analysis, not marketing copy
– Explains real-world application
– Structured, concise, and useful to attorneys

What Doesn’t Work

– Generic blog writing
– Overly academic or theoretical content
– Legally incorrect or incomplete work