LawTegic SolutionsTHE BYLINE DESK
LawTegic Solutions
By invitation · A select desk

You built theauthority.We do the writing.

This desk works with a small number of litigators whose names already carry weight, and who do not have the hours to find the issue, build the argument, and write it to the standard Law360 and Bloomberg Law editors demand. We do all of it. You review a finished draft and decide: it runs under your name, or it does not.

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Byline Desk — CompositionSetting
Law360 · Expert Analysis
Pick a subject to set the piece
A place held in your name
See your byline before you commit

Not listed? Click any term in the cloud below — it fills in here.

No obligation. You see a finished piece in your name and area, and you decide if it runs. Discreet by default. No roster shared, ever.

The full spectrum

Every subject we can put your name on

Click a term to preview it as your byline above.

Tap a subject · it sets your byline above
Why the desk stays small

A byline here is not a submission. It is a placement.

Anyone can email a draft to an editor. Getting it run is another matter, and the reason we carry only a few names at a time.

3M+
newsletter recipients Law360 reaches daily, across 9,000 firms, companies and agencies. This is the room your name enters.
24 HRS
to a yes or no from the editor. There is no second draft to fix a weak one. The piece has to be right the first time.
EVERY LINE
edited, against every firm and PR shop pitching the same desks. Editors gatekeep topics and cut hard. Competition is the default.
The issue

We find what editors will run

We track dockets, cert grants, and circuit splits to surface the one timely question in your practice that is genuinely publishable, while it is still yours to own.

The draft

We write to the bar

A finished analysis, fact-verified against primary sources, built to the exact standard Law360 and Bloomberg Law editors expect. It reads like you, because it is for you.

The placement

We carry the relationship

We handle the pitch, the disclosure, the redlines, the sign-off. You approve a finished piece. Assuming editors clear it, it runs under your name. We stay off the page.

On discretion

The lawyers we work with are named in the press. We never are. That is the point.