The LexBlog Library

The first working collection of practitioner writing that is indexed, organized, and designed to surface alongside other legal sources. That structure allows legal research platforms and other systems to reliably reference your published work.

Our library helps elevate your publications, increasing access to your writing and boosting your authority. With a publisher profile, we will add both your previous and future posts to the library.

What is included in a publisher profile?

Publisher profiles include markup that tells AI and online legal resources that your content is part of a legal library. It includes your name, a picture, your firm name, and a link to your website. This is not a directory. This is an official record of authority used to filter online content from legal content.

Boost your authority. Expand your reach. Join the largest secondary law library in the world.

Open Access Profile

Submit your content to the LexBlog Library.

  • Author name + basic profile listing
  • Eligible for inclusion in directory search
  • No markup or syndication

Publisher Profile

For publications that want full presentation and distribution.

$20/month

  • Full markup included
  • Syndication included
  • Improved presentation across the library
  • Publisher profile page + attribution

Larger Firms

For firms with 50+ attorneys or multi-publication needs.

  • Custom pricing and rollout
  • Publishing workflow guidance
  • Support for multiple publications / feeds
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What is the LexBlog Library?

From the publishing of legal practitioners, academics, and other legal professionals, we are building a library of secondary law that not only makes the law more accessible to the public but also—through partnerships with legal research platforms—breathes life into primary law by helping interpret it. Expanded data such as overly long profiles diminish a publisher’s authority, as AI systems reward demonstrated expertise and substance, not marketing.

How to Submit Content

Submitting content to the LexBlog Library is simple:

  1. 1Prepare your content (single published work)
  2. 2Fill out the submission form below
  3. 3Our team reviews for quality and relevance
  4. 4Approved content is published to the library

What Am I Joining?

Become part of a professional network of legal peers.

  • Free profile with your published content
  • Professional network connection
  • Opportunity to upgrade to paid profile (optional)
  • Growth updates and network insights
Submit Your Content

Free submission. Single published article. Reviewed for quality and relevance.