(Remote – U.S. Only)
✅ Position Highlights
• Flexible hours—write when you want, as long as deadlines are met
• Remote work, but must reside in the United States
• Hourly pay (based on experience and qualifications)
• Contribute to blog posts and practice area pages for law firm websites
• Work with a fast-growing legal marketing agency focused on clarity, not legalese
📋 What You’ll Own
• Write legal content that is accurate, accessible, and optimized for the web
• Translate dense legal topics into clear, human-centered articles for everyday readers
• Edit your own writing and potentially others’ for clarity, grammar, and tone
• Conduct topic research to ensure factual and up-to-date content
• Follow internal writing standards (short paragraphs, no jargon, clear structure)
• Manage deadlines with autonomy over your own schedule
🎯 Must-Have Traits
• Bachelor’s degree (preferably in English, Communications, or related field)
• Juris Doctor (JD) or currently pursuing one
• Strong grasp of grammar, organization, and concise communication
• Familiarity with criminal, family, personal injury, or business law (preferred)
• Sharp editing instincts and attention to detail
• Open to constructive feedback
• Comfortable with digital tools and online writing platforms
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💻 Remote Requirements
• Must live in the U.S.
• Able to manage your own workload and meet firm deadlines
• Open to video screening and submission of a writing sample
💡 Why It’s a Win for Legal Writers
• Get paid to write with purpose—help people understand the law
• No courtroom pressure, just clear, informative storytelling
• Join a company that respects legal expertise but values accessibility
• Be part of a mission to demystify the legal process for real people
✍️ Call to Action
If you’re a legal writer (or future attorney) who loves turning complex ideas into meaningful content, Juris Digital wants to hear from you. Apply today and help law firms connect with the clients who need them most—one well-written page at a time.