I used to be a lawyer and technically, I'm a 'non-practising' solicitor. I now write copy and content for people who work in professional services, and it's the sort of content that positions you as the go-to person in your area of work.

I specialise in long-form copy. That's engaging, thought-provoking, informative content like articles, blogs, e-books, training materials and websites.

With regular, insightful content you can:
️ attract the case load and clients that really interest you (no more boring matters)
️ build and retain a steady flow of regular clients, who know who you are and what you do before you've even met
️ show a bit of personality so that you end up working with like-minded, generally likeable people

So how do I help you do that?

I write value-packed, personable content. It's well researched, logical and written with a little dash of flair. Articles on smart ideas don't need to bore the socks off your readers!

Here are some examples of the content I write for people in professional services:
regular articles for industry publications (like Lexology)
case law updates on the latest decisions in the courts
updates on topical and political issues such as the budget, and new policy
legal guides for your website
training materials for clients and junior team members
copy for your website

If you're wondering how some people manage to get their name *everywhere* and build their reputation, the secret is that they employ someone like me. I work away in the background so that you can publish valuable content and take all the credit. And I really love what I do.

(Almost as much as I love cats)

Contact details