Legal Content Writer - Virginia Workers' Comp and Disability Firm

I'm a Virginia workers' compensation and disability attorney rebuilding a 400-page site to a strict standard: one page per legal question, every page anchored to a statute, Commission rule, or federal regulation, a two-sentence direct answer under every H1, and every legal claim cited to a primary source by number. I verify each page and add paragraphs from my own files; you leave a bracketed slot for it.

The work. Draft new reference pages and repair existing ones from public sources (Virginia Code, Workers' Compensation Commission rules and documents, SSA regulations, published cases, treatises I'll name). You'll get a written brief per page stating what the page owns, what it must not cover, and which page covers it instead, the proposed headings, the sources, and the deliverable format.

Paid trial: ten pages, three weeks. Six repairs of existing pages (retitle, direct answer, citations, links, to a written brief) and four new pages (workers' comp, brain injury, and Longshore topics).

Repairs first, in two batches of three; new pages after.

Paid after each delivery.

Per page you deliver: title tag, H1, meta description, focus keyword, body, a related-links block, slots where a fact or opinion must come from me, and a list of any legal statement you couldn't verify against a primary source.

You: legal writing that an attorney has reviewed and that survived it; able to read a statute and a rule and cite the section; Workers' comp, Social Security disability, medical, or maritime experience is a plus.

Not a fit: AI drafts submitted as your own, or content-mill work only.

Pay: $350 per new page (1,250–2,000words, fully cited, delivered to the brief) and $125 per repair (roughly two to three hours of procedural edits on an existing page).

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