“We specialize in providing legal information online through vetted lawyers and paralegals across the globe. Pays every other week, after article submission. Buys all rights. No reprints. Responds 1-3 business days. “Each writer will have a guidelines document and each topic we’re looking to write about has a proposed structure/summary/useful links.”
Pays $80-$130.
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ChatGPT pulls information from the Internet and other sources. Things YOU did not write.
From the judge telling the defense attorney to “Sit Down!”, to statements Alex mistakenly blurted on the stand, to Alex Murdaugh HIDING THE DETAILS OF HIS WIFE’S WILL FROM THE JURY…and everything in between!
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Don’t miss page 4 of the complaint! Wow!!
Many people assume that a deceased author’s work is up for grabs once they die. Nothing could be further from the truth.
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