Will every Miami news story become an article?+
No. The story should fit the firm’s actual practice, service geography and ability to add something useful. The editorial brief also defines exclusions so the system does not publish unrelated or sensitive material automatically.
Can an article imply that our firm handled the case?+
Only if that relationship is real and the firm has approved its disclosure. An article about a reported event must otherwise keep the firm’s commentary separate from the people and organizations involved.
Who approves the content?+
The implementation defines the firm’s editor and any responsible attorney review. Bosseo’s production workflow can support that process, but automated preparation must not be described as professional approval.
How do we measure whether news coverage helps?+
Track relevant readership, visits to connected service pages and subsequent qualified inquiries. Retain source and update dates. A spike in article visits does not by itself demonstrate signed cases or revenue.
What does our firm receive first for Legal News?+
The first Legal News deliverable is the jurisdiction and approval brief. That Legal News artifact documents the present workflow, source records, owners and constraints so the firm can review a bounded implementation.
How will Bosseo measure Legal News for our Miami firm?+
For Legal News, Bosseo keeps editorial relevance separate from qualified readership and assisted inquiries. The Legal News review uses the firm’s recorded outcomes, identifies missing evidence and avoids forecasts based only on population.