I need a seasoned legal writer to craft a well-researched, publication-ready article of roughly 2,500 words aimed squarely at legal professionals. Because the exact practice area is still open, you and I will settle on a topic during kick-off—ideally one you can approach with genuine authority, citations to primary sources, and current secondary commentary. The finished piece must read like something a colleague would cite in a brief or share at an industry CLE: precise language, correct Bluebook (or OSCOLA) citations, persuasive structure, and no filler. I expect you to draw on up-to-date cases, statutes, and journal articles, weaving them into a cohesive narrative that adds real value for a practitioner audience. Deliverables: • 2,500-word article in Word or Google Docs, formatted with headings and footnotes • A short abstract (150–200 words) summarising the argument • Complete list of authorities used, ready for verification Acceptance criteria will be simple: the article must be factually accurate, thoroughly cited, free of plagiarism, and engaging enough for a busy attorney to finish in one sitting. If this aligns with your skill set and you can hit a mutually agreed deadline, let’s get started.