Blog Writer for NY Law Firm Content

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Budget / Salary₹12,500–37,500
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted4 hours ago
Legal Content Writer — NY Law Blog (Human-Written, Ongoing Work)

We're a digital agency looking for a strong content writer to produce blog articles for a New York law firm (real estate, personal injury, and employment law). This is ongoing, steady work for the right person.

One thing up front: we need genuinely human-written content. Articles must read naturally and pass AI-detection tools (Originality.ai) with a low AI score. AI-generated or "AI-humanized" text won't work for this client — please only apply if you write your own original content.

What you'll do:

Write clear, engaging, accurate blog posts (1,000–1,800 words) on New York legal topics
Follow SEO basics — headings, meta title/description, keyword targeting, internal-link suggestions
Work in talking points and first-hand input from the firm's attorneys
Occasionally refresh or improve existing articles
Requirements:

Native or near-native English — the writing has to sound natural, this is essential
Proven experience writing legal, real estate, or similar professional content
Ability to write content that scores low on Originality.ai (we'll ask for a sample + its score)
Strong research skills and real attention to legal accuracy
Reliable, communicates well, hits deadlines

Nice to have:

Familiarity with New York real estate / personal injury / employment law
SEO content experience
Prior work writing for law firms

To apply, please send:

2–3 writing samples (legal or professional topics preferred)
Run one sample through Originality.ai and share a screenshot of the AI score
A quick note on your experience with legal / US content
Your rate (per article or per word)
We care about quality and reliability over volume. If that's you, we'd love to hear from you.
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