Law blogs that accept guest posts

A written contributor programme: a "write for us" or contributor guidelines page, published by the site itself, stating what it publishes and how to submit. A site that wrote that page wants to be pitched, which is the whole difference between this and a list of law blogs. There are 27 of them here.

Mentionry does not sell placements and does not take payment to add, move or remove a row. Buying a link that passes ranking signals violates Google's link spam policy and the penalty falls on the site that bought it, so sellers are filtered out of this list rather than ranked lower in it.

No. Mentionry publishes no contributed articles and is not on this list, because it does not belong on it. This is a list of where to pitch, not an invitation to pitch us.

Read the guidelines page before you write. Most contributor pages state a word count, a subject list and a format, and most rejections are for ignoring one of the three. Reading the page takes two minutes and is the single highest return action in this channel. The list was last read on 2026-08-14 and each row prints the query that found it, so you can reproduce the search yourself.

You can find them manually by searching for 'law write for us' or 'law contributor guidelines', but this is time-consuming and you cannot see which sites answer engines actually read. Mentionry automates this by monitoring which law blogs and publications are cited by AI like ChatGPT and Perplexity, and it lists only those with active, written contributor programmes, saving you from pitching to dead ends.

No, you should never pay for a guest post on a reputable law site. Publications that sell placements are excluded from Mentionry's directory. A genuine contributor programme seeks expertise, not payment. Mentionry's AI Marketer can find these legitimate opportunities and draft a pitch that highlights your relevant knowledge, not your budget. You approve the draft before it is sent from your own mailbox.

Focus on the three that best match your proven expertise. Read their guidelines thoroughly. Your pitch should succinctly explain your unique angle, how it benefits their specific audience, and your relevant credentials. Mentionry's AI Marketer can draft this initial email by reading the publication's guidelines and your brand kit, ensuring the pitch is tailored and professional before you approve and send it from your own mailbox.

A realistic response is an editor asking for the full article, often with specific feedback or adjustments. After publication, the link to your article may be cited by answer engines when users ask related questions. Mentionry tracks these citations, showing you when and how your contributed content is referenced by ChatGPT, Gemini, or Google AI Overviews, measuring its earned visibility.

Mentionry finds the opportunity, such as a law blog's call for contributors, and drafts the outreach email. You review and approve the draft, then send it from your connected email account. Mentionry never places, publishes, or promises a link. It is an AI marketing platform that helps you discover and manage outreach, with the publisher's decision to accept your pitch being the final step.