Legal News Breaks.
Your Firm Owns the Story.

Yes — every news page is published directly to your own domain, under your firm's name, with your practice areas and your call to action. It's your site earning the traffic, not a directory or a third-party blog.

Always. NewsFeed builds the page, and nothing publishes until you approve it — one tap and it's live on your domain. You stay in full control of what your firm's name is attached to.

NewsFeed monitors 2,800+ local and national legal-news sources for your state and matches stories against your practice areas. A criminal-defense firm gets DUI-law changes and arrest stories; an injury firm gets crashes, verdicts, and safety recalls — never random filler.

Traditional blogging guesses what people might search someday. Legal news works in reverse: it starts from a story people are already searching — with demand spiking right now — and publishes while that window is open. Weeks-later blog posts miss the spike entirely.

Yes. Fresh, structured, authoritative pages are exactly what AI engines like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity pull from when they answer legal questions. Every news page adds to the body of content that gets your firm cited — it works hand-in-hand with our AI SEO product.

New laws and rule changes, appellate decisions, enforcement actions, recalls, local incidents — anything in your state that creates legal questions your practice areas answer. A DUI law change for a defense firm; a major crash on a named highway for a PI firm; a new statute for an estate firm.

That's why you approve every page. The writing explains the law and what it means for affected people — it doesn't speculate about guilt, promise outcomes, or give case-specific advice. You're the informed local authority, not a pundit.

It depends on how much relevant news your state and practice areas generate — an active metro criminal docket produces more than a quiet probate niche. You see everything in the queue and control the volume with your approvals.

New stories create brand-new search queries with zero existing competition. The first authoritative page written for that query wins it — and being hours-fast is precisely what this system is built for.

It keeps working. Old coverage becomes your archive — proof to Google and AI engines that your firm has been the consistent authority on these topics. Topical authority compounds; every past story helps the next one rank.

Minutes. Your only job is the approval queue — read the drafted page, approve or skip. Monitoring, writing, structuring, and publishing are all handled.