1. Set the geographic boundary before selecting stories
That distinction matters when a news service describes incidents, courts, agencies, highways, laws, or public actions. A page aimed at people in Woodlawn may need to explain a Virginia rule, while a page about a specific Fairfax County event may have a different audience and legal context. Bosseo’s public Legal News description says its monitoring is organized around local and national legal-news sources for a state and matched to practice areas. Ask how Woodlawn and Fairfax County would be represented within that Virginia coverage.
Recommended approach
Define the geographic rules in the consultation: when a page should name Woodlawn, when it should name Fairfax County, when Virginia is the correct scope, and when a story is too distant or legally unrelated to publish.
