A Legal Mind publishes plain-English legal information for readers across the UK. We work with legal professionals and organisations who can help our readers understand the law more clearly.
If you have expertise, research, data or a resource that would help people make sense of a legal issue, we would like to hear from you.
Who We Work With
- Solicitors and law firms
- Barristers and chambers
- Chartered legal executives and paralegals
- Law lecturers, researchers and postgraduate students
- Legal technology and software companies
- Legal PR and communications teams
- Law centres, advice charities and not-for-profit organisations
Ways We Can Work Together
- Expert contributions: Guides or articles by qualified practitioners on areas of UK law.
- Expert commentary: Quotes or reaction on new legislation, court judgments and legal news.
- Interviews: Q&As with practitioners about their area of law or legal career.
- Research and data: Surveys, reports or statistics we can reference and credit.
- Legal tools: Templates or software that solve a real problem for readers.
- PR and media: Newsworthy announcements, campaigns or reports relevant to the UK legal sector.
- Resource ideas: Suggestions for guides, explainers or checklists our readers need.
Tell Us Your Jurisdiction
UK law is not the same across the whole country. England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland each have their own legal systems, and many rules differ between them. Please tell us which jurisdiction your expertise or content covers so we can present it accurately.
Our Editorial Standards
We review every collaboration for relevance, accuracy and usefulness to our readers.
- Accuracy: We may fact-check, edit or update contributions so they stay correct and easy to read.
- Credit: Contributors are named with their professional title and organisation where relevant.
- Transparency: Any paid or sponsored content is clearly labelled, in line with UK advertising rules.
- Information only: Our content is general legal information. It does not replace advice from a qualified lawyer about your own situation.
How to Get in Touch?
Send us your inquiry to info.alegalmind@gmail.com.
We read every enquiry and will reply if your idea is a good fit for the site. We only use the details you send to respond to your enquiry, in line with our privacy policy and UK data protection law.
Have an idea that would help people understand UK law? Get in touch and tell us how you would like to work with A Legal Mind.