Managed Content Writing for Law Firms
Outsource legal content without managing writers, editors, and revisions yourself. We build a vetted team around your subject matter and content types, then run production through briefing, writing, editing, and QA. You stay as involved as you want to be.
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How We Select Legal Content Writers
We accept fewer than 5% of writer applicants. Most of our writers work from the United States, with others in the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia, and all of them write in native English.
We build each team around the subject matter and content types your program calls for, selecting writers with demonstrated experience in the material. When an assignment needs deeper legal input, we can add an attorney subject matter expert to the brief or the review.
A dedicated content manager runs the program. They hold your voice, terminology, and requirements, brief the writers, and carry your feedback forward so the same corrections don’t come back on the next batch.
Practice Areas We Write For
Legal content covers a lot of ground. We build teams around the subject matter and content types each program calls for, across the practice areas law firms publish most. For a broader look at how to structure a content program, see our guide to content marketing for law firms.
Personal Injury
High-volume, high-competition content where local relevance often decides who gets the call.
- Auto and workplace accident topics
- Settlement and claims process
- Medical malpractice and liability
- Local injury law explainers
Family Law
Readers reach this content in the middle of something difficult, so tone carries as much weight as accuracy.
- Divorce and separation
- Child custody and support
- Mediation and collaborative process
- Prenuptial and marital agreements
Estate Planning
Process-heavy material that readers want to understand before they pick up the phone.
- Wills and trusts
- Probate and estate administration
- Business succession
- Power of attorney and directives
Criminal Defense
Content for people researching under stress, where clarity matters more than polish.
- DUI and traffic offenses
- Drug and property charges
- Court process and sentencing
- Rights during arrest and investigation
Employment and Business Law
B2B-leaning work for firms whose clients are other businesses.
- Workplace discrimination and harassment
- Wage, hour, and classification
- Contracts and entity formation
- Compliance and regulatory topics
Legal Content Formats We Produce
Different assets need different production setups. We match the team and the process to the format.
- Practice-area, service, and location pages: The pages that carry your search visibility and your conversions. We hold positioning and terminology consistent across every one.
- Blog posts and legal articles: Recurring editorial that builds depth around your practice areas, produced on a schedule you set.
- Attorney biographies and firm profiles: Consistent professional profiles across the full roster, written from intake materials and interviews.
- Client guides, white papers, and thought leadership: Longer-form work matched to the subject depth and review process it requires.
Why Firms Use Managed Content Services
The value of a managed program is the work it takes off your desk. Three things change when you stop coordinating production yourself.
One Point of Contact
Your content manager handles briefs, assignments, editing, revisions, and scheduling. You approve direction and review drafts. Everything between those two points is ours. That gives you one clear place for questions, decisions, and feedback.
Choose Your Drafting Method
Every managed plan lets you choose the drafting method. With 100% human-written, no AI touches the work. With human-led, AI-assisted, a writer directs the draft and owns the result. Either way, every piece is edited and checked by one QA owner before delivery.
Review-Ready Drafts
Editing and QA clear the editorial problems before delivery, so your review time goes to substance instead of line edits. Stay as involved as you want. Some firms review every draft, others approve a direction and let production run.
How a Managed Legal-Content Program Starts
Three steps from first conversation to content in your CMS.
- Onboarding and team building: We document your voice, terminology, audience, and requirements, then build a writing and editing team around your subject matter and formats.
- Briefing, writing, editing, and QA: Your content manager prepares each assignment and moves it through drafting, editing, and one QA owner. Attorney SME input can be added before drafting or before delivery.
- Review, revisions, and feedback: Once you’ve reviewed the content, we turn revisions around quickly and update your project resources so new feedback carries into the next assignment.
Managed services start at $0.15 per word, with final pricing set by content type, niche, and volume. If you’d rather run production and QA yourself, you can order directly through self-serve at $0.13 per word. The full service comparison shows how the options compare.
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Request a Managed QuoteLegal Content Writer FAQ
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We accept fewer than 5% of writer applicants. Most write from the United States, with others in the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia. We build each team around the subject matter and content types an assignment calls for, and we can add an attorney subject matter expert when the work needs deeper legal input.
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Managed services start at $0.15 per word and include a dedicated content manager, editorial QA, and revision management. Self-serve is $0.13 per word if you’d rather run production yourself. Final pricing depends on content type, niche, and volume.
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We can source an attorney subject matter expert to contribute before drafting or review a draft before delivery. Most firms handle attorney review internally, and you decide how much of the process you want to sit in on. We turn revisions around once your feedback comes back.
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Yes. Managed services cover writer team building, editing, QA, and revision management behind your own brand. Nothing we deliver carries Stellar branding.