The interview gets sharper.
A lawyer can recognise the unresolved question, test the intended position and ask for the detail that will carry the piece.
Built differently
bylinedlegal's writers are practising corporate lawyers. The legal context is native; the editorial work can begin where the useful thinking begins.
See what we produceThe writer model
bylinedlegal's writers are practising corporate lawyers working across M&A, contracts, compliance and related areas. They write about the work they do every day, for an audience they already understand.
That changes the starting point. Less time is spent translating the profession to the writer. More time is spent finding the argument, the useful distinction and the version of the expert's voice that belongs in public.
Editorial oversight
Editorial oversight and client relationships are handled by Vikrant Saraf, a NALSAR University of Law graduate and NDA associate at Spurgin Law Offices, a US-based firm serving large financial institutions.
He is also co-founder and editor of CounselDaily, a thrice-weekly newsletter for corporate lawyers across the United States, the United Kingdom and India.
What the model changes
A lawyer can recognise the unresolved question, test the intended position and ask for the detail that will carry the piece.
Technical confidence is preserved without letting the writing become dense, generic or overqualified.
The client reviews a composed piece rather than teaching a generalist writer how the subject works paragraph by paragraph.
Editorial practice
CounselDaily's thrice-weekly rhythm keeps the work close to the real demands of legal publishing: choosing an angle, holding attention, respecting the reader and shipping on schedule.
A lawyer-led editorial desk
Bring a topic, an audience and the beginnings of a view. bylinedlegal will help turn them into work ready to carry a name.
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