Create and edit clear, informative legal blog posts and website pages for law firms. Responsibilities include researching legal topics, following SEO guidelines and content briefs, meeting deadlines, incorporating feedback, and adapting content to different client voices. The role requires strong writing, editing, research, legal-content experience, plain-language communication, and attention to detail. Familiarity with SEO writing is preferred.
Freelance Legal Content Writer/Editor
OVC Lawyer Marketing | Independent Contractor
OVC Lawyer Marketing is seeking an experienced freelance writer/editor to create clear, informative content for law firm websites. This opportunity is ideal for someone who can turn complex legal topics into useful, approachable content for potential clients.
Responsibilities
- Write original blog posts and website pages covering a variety of legal practice areas.
- Research legal topics using reliable sources.
- Edit and update existing content for accuracy, clarity, grammar, and readability.
- Follow client instructions, content briefs, and SEO guidelines.
- Meet agreed deadlines and incorporate editorial feedback.
Qualifications
- Strong writing, editing, and research skills.
- Experience writing legal content or content for professional services.
- Ability to explain complex topics in plain language.
- Attention to detail and the ability to adapt to different clients’ voices.
- Familiarity with SEO writing is preferred.
Compensation and Arrangement
This is an independent contractor opportunity, with compensation paid per blog post or website page rather than hourly or through a salary. Rates, assignment scope, and deadlines will be agreed upon before work begins. Editing assignments will be scoped and priced separately.
This position does not include employee benefits. Assignments will be offered based on content needs and contractor availability.
To Apply
Please submit your resume, two or three relevant writing samples, and your requested rates for blog posts, website pages, and editing. Include the word counts associated with your writing rates and your typical turnaround time.
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