Content Sharing Policy

Our mission is to broaden the reach of our legal journalism while preserving its quality and trustworthiness. Any reuse of our articles should credit LegalLens appropriately and keep the original content intact.

Creative Commons Licensing

Our articles are published under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License (CC BY-NC 4.0) . This allows for sharing and reuse for non-commercial purposes, ensuring our work can be distributed and referenced online while safeguarding the rights of our authors.

Author Rights and Compensation

LegalLens values the contributions of our authors and ensures they retain certain rights to their work. When content is syndicated or republished, we maintain fair compensation for their contributions to legal journalism.

Request to Republish

To republish our articles, please submit your request to syndication@legallens.org.uk. Our team will review your request and provide you with guidelines to ensure proper attribution and compliant use of our content. We also ensure compliance with UK GDPR when handling such requests, safeguarding personal data and upholding transparency.

Commitment to Ethical Practices

In line with our mission to uphold transparency and ethical practices, LegalLens is committed to ensuring that all syndicated content adheres to these principles. This includes maintaining the integrity of the information, particularly in legal journalism where accuracy and fairness are paramount. We require that all partners and platforms that syndicate our content adhere to these principles, ensuring our readers receive reliable and trustworthy information.

Syndication Process and Guidelines

LegalLens collaborates with various platforms to syndicate content that aligns with our goals of empowering individuals, particularly Litigants in Person (LiPs), by providing them with the knowledge and tools needed to navigate the legal system. Syndicating articles helps amplify our mission and reach audiences who can benefit from our resources.

If you are interested in syndicating our content, please follow the detailed guidelines provided in our response to your request, ensuring compliance with our syndication standards.

Case Studies and Past Syndications

We have successfully partnered with several UK-based legal organisations and platforms to broaden the reach of our content. For example, our recent collaboration with UK Legal Support has allowed our resources to reach a wider audience of LiPs, ensuring they have access to reliable and ethical legal information. We are continually building partnerships that align with our core values.