We are looking for a strong author to write analytical articles on legal topics in the field of pension law.
We have long covered basic topics like "how to apply for a pension" or "where to contact the Pension Fund." Therefore, we are now seeking not a copywriter in the classical sense, but a deep analyst — a person who works daily with administrative law, administrative procedures, and judicial practice.
It is important for us:
— the ability to analyze court decisions, not just rewrite the law;
— understanding the logic of administrative litigation;
— the ability to explain complex legal issues in simple and understandable language;
— the ability to create texts that look professional for lawyers while remaining understandable for clients.
It would be a great advantage:
— experience working in an administrative court;
— participation in the preparation of court decisions;
— practical experience in handling administrative disputes;
— experience in writing legal analytics or professional columns.
From us:
— interesting and unconventional topics;
— a large amount of practical material;
— the opportunity to work with real judicial practice;
— decent and stable payment for work.
From the candidate, we ask for:
— an example of your own text analyzing a legal situation or court decision;
— brief information about your experience;
— desired format and cost of collaboration.
We would like to note separately: we do not support the use of artificial intelligence for writing such materials. For us, a living legal opinion, the author's own style, and the depth of professional analysis are important, which cannot be replaced by automatically generated text.
