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A legal copywriter can help attract potential clients to your website, increase readership and ultimately generate new business. Legal copy which is accurate, up-to-date and thought provoking demonstrates your knowledge and wins trust. We can provide: regular monthly blogs about legal developments; long-form thought leadership articles; and PR content such as case studies and press releases.
All our copywriting is carried out by a human (Alex) – without the use of AI.
We suggest using a human writer to produce your legal marketing content, but if you use AI we strongly recommend having it proofread by a human prior to publication on your website, to avoid reputational damage from legal inaccuracies caused by AI hallucinations.
All our proofreading is carried out by a human (Alex) – without the use of AI.
Alex Heshmaty is a prolific legal journalist who writes for a variety of publications on a wide range of complex legal topics, as well as the business of law more generally, and the increasing convergence of law and technology.
All our journalism is carried out by a human (Alex), without the use of AI.
Below are some of our best design works we have done for client
Legal Words is a human legal copywriting agency – we only produce content generated by humans, not AI. Founded in 2008 by legal content expert Alex Heshmaty, Legal Words has helped to promote a wide range of law firms and legal sector organisations.
As well as being a law graduate, Alex is also a self taught web designer, and he regularly writes about both legaltech and technology law. A selection of publications are included below.
Who We Are? Information About Us
A Legal Administrator’s Guide to Implementing Midyear Reviews
How to Best Market Your Law Firm in 2026
The Future of the Billable Hour
Understanding the Need for Cybersecurity in 2025
How to Approach Work-from-Home in Legal
Encouraging Young Associates to Stay
Understanding Neurodiversity in the Legal Field
News broadcast regulation in an online age
Laws of robotics
What’s New? September 2025
The risks of using GenAI for legal research
The state of copyright and AI in 2025
What’s New? March 2025
What’s New? December 2024
Copyright and copywriting: AI challenges
The Online Safety Act 2023: a primer
Generative AI and access to justice
Harnessing innovative technologies to meet future challenges
ChatGPT: implications for the legal world
The Metaverse: laws of the second coming
AI legal technology: fact vs fiction
Clamping down on fake online reviews
The Law Commission report on automated vehicles
Smart doorbells: data protection concerns
GDPR fines: implications of the WhatsApp decision
Big tech, small tax: time to pay?
Pegasus spyware scandal: what lawyers need to know
UK mass surveillance breaches the ECHR
The long road to driverless cars
State sponsored cyberattacks: what lawyers need to know
Facebook flexes its muscles down under
Uber contractors are workers: a blow to the gig economy?
Facebook moves UK users from EU to US terms
ICO concludes Cambridge Analytica investigation
Reform of the communications offences
NHS contact tracing app: teething troubles
Social media and political censorship
The end of the law firm office?
Social media distancing: marketing
OECD Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence
Will the Covid contact tracing app work?
Face masks and automated facial recognition
Divergence from EU: Copyright Directive
Divergence from EU: facial recognition
News publishers questioned about data deals with Google
Content moderation oversight board proposed by Facebook
California passes landmark gig economy rights bill
Right to be forgotten on Google only applies in EU
The big data regulation debate
New digital services tax implemented in France
First GDPR level fines in the UK
Information overload: time to take a break?
Airbnb should be seen as a digital service provider
Porn age checks delayed (again)
Privacy in the workplace … or not?
Internet regulation: do we really need more?
LinkedIn – the lawyer’s social media channel of choice
The right to be forgotten – updated
Facebook as a marketing platform for lawyers
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Law
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
Ad blocking – the legal issues
Using AI to predict litigation outcomes
Why traditional law firms don’t need to worry (too much) about the Big Four
The proliferation of Alternative Legal Service Providers
The law firm recruitment model
How can in-house lawyers help their organisations financially?
Avoid a slice of ICO fines in your marketing campaign
What makes a skilled in-house lawyer?
How automated workflows are shaping the way law firms operate
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning: shaping the way law firms operate
Automation in the legal sector
Predictive coding – what is it and how is it being used?
Introduction to litigation funding
Working from home for lawyers: top tips
How useful are online reviews for lawyers?
Are medium-sized firms the change-makers in legal?
Cybersecurity basics: 6 top tips for lawyers to ensure their data remains secure
Low cost productivity tools for law firms
Reimagining what makes a successful lawyer
Legal search: what does the future hold?
Bring your own device: managing the risks
The $144K dollar question: should UK lawyers go to US firms?
Are there any realistic alternatives to the traditional partnership set up?
More than just “customer service excellence”: what a firm needs to do to stand out
Is technology the key to attracting (and keeping) the best talent?
Why your firm should embrace flexible working
Five apps that help you stay in touch with your clients
Are barrister led ABSs proving to be competition for law firms?
Keep up to speed with a law app (Quoted)
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