Contact the Editorial Team
Attorney Sun welcomes relevant enquiries concerning the publication, its editorial content, contributor submissions, corrections, disclosures, website matters and other issues relating to the operation of the publication.
Because Attorney Sun is an independent legal-industry publication, correspondence is reviewed according to its subject and purpose. Providing clear information in an initial enquiry helps ensure that the appropriate issue can be understood and addressed efficiently.
For editorial matters, please explain the article, subject, publication issue or specific concern involved. Where an enquiry relates to a particular article, including the article title or URL can help identify the relevant material.
Attorney Sun is not a law firm and does not provide individualized legal representation through this website. Enquiries submitted to the publication should therefore not contain sensitive information about a legal dispute, confidential client matter or other circumstances for which professional legal advice is required.
Editorial Enquiries
Attorney Sun considers enquiries relating to its published editorial content and areas of coverage.
Editorial enquiries may include questions about:
- Published articles
- Editorial subjects
- Coverage of legal developments
- Legal technology coverage
- Law firm management topics
- Legal research and regulatory subjects
- Professional practice
- Corrections or factual inaccuracies
- Editorial standards
- Contributor requirements
- Disclosure matters
When contacting the publication about an article, provide enough information to identify the material in question and explain the reason for the enquiry.
For example, if you believe an article contains a factual inaccuracy, identify the relevant statement and provide information that explains why it may be incorrect. Where appropriate, supporting documentation or authoritative sources can help the editorial team assess the matter.
Editorial correspondence should focus on verifiable information and clearly distinguish factual concerns from differences in interpretation or opinion.
Corrections and Factual Accuracy
Accuracy is an important part of responsible legal-industry publishing.
If you identify a material factual error in an Attorney Sun article, we encourage you to contact the publication so that the matter can be reviewed.
A useful correction request should include:
- The title or URL of the relevant article.
- The specific statement or passage in question.
- An explanation of the potential error.
- Supporting evidence or an authoritative source where available.
- Any relevant information concerning the date, jurisdiction or context of the issue.
Not every disagreement constitutes a factual error.
Legal subjects can involve competing interpretations, jurisdictional differences and legitimate professional disagreements. A correction assessment therefore considers whether the information published is materially inaccurate, misleading or insufficiently qualified in its context.
Where a substantive error is confirmed, the publication may amend the relevant material and provide an appropriate correction or clarification.
Maintaining rigorous ethical standards and client representation protocols requires adherence to the rules published by the American Bar Association (ABA)
Contributor Enquiries
Attorney Sun may consider original contributed articles from individuals and organizations whose knowledge and subject matter are relevant to the publication’s audience.
Potential contributors should understand that publication is subject to editorial review.
A contribution should have a clear purpose and provide genuine informational value. It should be relevant to one or more of Attorney Sun’s editorial areas, including legal practice, law firm management, legal services, law and regulation, legal technology, or business, compliance and legal risk.
Contributed material should not be written primarily as promotional copy.
Suitable subjects may include developments in legal technology, professional practice, law firm operations, compliance, legal research, legal workflows, organizational risk and other topics with clear relevance to legal professionals.
Contributor Standards
Contributors are expected to provide original material and to ensure that information presented as fact is accurate to the best of their knowledge.
Submissions should not contain:
- Fabricated research or statistics
- Misleading claims
- Plagiarized material
- Artificially constructed quotations
- Unsupported professional claims
- Unrelated promotional material
- Content designed primarily to manipulate search rankings
- Misleading representations of professional qualifications
- Material that improperly reproduces copyrighted content
Contributors should also identify relevant commercial relationships or other interests that could affect how readers interpret their work.
Editorial acceptance does not guarantee publication. Attorney Sun may decline material that does not meet its editorial requirements, does not fit the publication’s focus or requires changes that cannot reasonably be addressed during the editorial process.
Guest Contributions and Commercial Enquiries
Attorney Sun may receive enquiries from companies, agencies, public relations professionals, publishers, consultants and other organizations interested in contributing material or discussing commercial publishing opportunities.
Commercial correspondence should clearly identify the organization or individual making the enquiry and explain the proposed subject or purpose.
Any commercial arrangement does not automatically guarantee editorial acceptance.
Content published on Attorney Sun should remain relevant to the publication and its readers. Commercial considerations should not remove the requirement for appropriate editorial quality, relevance and transparency.
Where sponsored, contributed or commercially connected content requires disclosure, the appropriate disclosure should be applied.
Legal Enquiries
Attorney Sun is a publication, not a law firm.
We cannot provide individualized legal advice, assess the merits of a specific legal claim, represent individuals or organizations, draft legal documents for a particular matter or advise readers about what legal action they should take.
General information published on Attorney Sun should not be treated as a substitute for advice from a qualified legal professional.
If you have a specific legal issue, the appropriate course is generally to consult an attorney or other suitably qualified professional who can assess the facts, jurisdiction and circumstances applicable to the matter.
Please do not send confidential legal documents, privileged communications, personal identification documents or other sensitive material to Attorney Sun unless you have been specifically instructed to do so through an appropriate professional channel.
Privacy and Personal Information
Please exercise appropriate caution when submitting information through any website contact channel.
Do not provide unnecessary personal information in an enquiry.
Where you contact Attorney Sun, information provided may be used to understand and respond to the enquiry and for other purposes explained in the site’s Privacy Policy.
The type and amount of information required will depend on the nature of the enquiry. A general editorial question generally does not require detailed personal information.
If you are contacting the publication about a legal issue, remember that sending information to a publication does not establish an attorney-client relationship or create an expectation of legal confidentiality.
Media and Press Enquiries
Attorney Sun may consider enquiries from journalists, researchers, publishers and other media professionals concerning subjects within the publication’s editorial scope.
Media enquiries should provide enough context to explain:
- The subject of the enquiry
- The publication or organization making the request
- The intended use of the information
- Any relevant deadline
- The specific information being requested
Attorney Sun cannot guarantee that every media enquiry will receive a response or that the publication will provide comment on matters outside its editorial scope.
Where an enquiry concerns an ongoing legal proceeding, regulatory matter or developing event, information may be subject to change. Appropriate care should therefore be taken when relying on preliminary information.
Website and Technical Matters
Technical issues involving the website may also be reported to the publication.
These may include:
- Broken links
- Incorrect page displays
- Accessibility concerns
- Problems with website forms
- Errors in published page information
- Other material technical problems affecting access to the publication
When reporting a technical issue, describe the problem as specifically as possible. Include the affected page and, where useful, the device or browser involved.
Avoid sending passwords, payment credentials or other sensitive account information in a general technical enquiry.
Advertising and Business Enquiries
Organizations interested in advertising, sponsorship, professional partnerships or other commercial opportunities may contact Attorney Sun with details of the proposed activity.
Commercial enquiries should clearly identify the organization and provide a concise explanation of the proposed relationship.
Potential commercial relationships are considered separately from editorial decisions.
The existence of a commercial relationship should not be interpreted as a guarantee of favorable editorial coverage. Likewise, editorial coverage should not automatically be interpreted as an endorsement of a company, product or service.
Where applicable, appropriate disclosure should accompany commercially connected content.
Professional and Research Enquiries
Attorney Sun may also receive enquiries from researchers, students, legal professionals and other individuals seeking information about the publication’s editorial approach or areas of coverage.
Questions concerning published methodology, editorial standards, corrections, contributor requirements or disclosure practices are welcome.
For research-related enquiries, explain the subject and intended purpose clearly. This allows the publication to determine whether the request falls within its available editorial information.
Attorney Sun does not represent itself as an academic institution, law school, bar association or governmental authority.
Before Contacting Us
Before submitting an enquiry, consider whether the information you intend to provide is necessary.
For most editorial enquiries, the following information is sufficient:
- Your name or professional identity where relevant
- Your organization, if applicable
- The subject of the enquiry
- The relevant article or page
- A concise explanation of the issue
- Supporting information where appropriate
- A suitable method for receiving a response
Avoid including sensitive information that is unrelated to the enquiry.
If you are reporting a factual issue, provide evidence where possible. If you are proposing an article, explain why the subject is relevant to Attorney Sun’s audience and what useful information the proposed contribution would provide.
Contact Information
Editorial and General Enquiries
Email: [Insert official editorial email address]
Contributor and Commercial Enquiries
Email: [Insert official contributor or commercial email address]
Postal Address
[Insert official business or correspondence address, if applicable]
Attorney Sun should only publish contact details that have been verified and intentionally designated for public correspondence.
Response Expectations
Attorney Sun aims to review legitimate enquiries appropriately, but a response cannot be guaranteed in every case.
The time required to consider an enquiry will depend on its subject and complexity. A straightforward technical or editorial question may require less consideration than a correction request involving legal, regulatory or factual issues.
Urgent legal matters should not be submitted to Attorney Sun on the assumption that they will receive an immediate response.
The publication is not an emergency legal service and cannot provide time-sensitive legal representation or advice.
Contact Attorney Sun: Maintaining Responsible Communication
Effective communication benefits both readers and the publication.
Correspondence should remain relevant to the stated subject and provide sufficient information for the matter to be understood. Where an enquiry concerns published content, identifying the specific material involved makes review substantially easier.
Attorney Sun also recognizes that disagreement can be a legitimate part of professional discussion. A contributor, reader or organization may disagree with an article’s interpretation without the article necessarily containing a factual error.
Our editorial process therefore distinguishes between factual corrections, requests for clarification, professional disagreement and requests for removal or amendment.
Each should be considered according to its circumstances.
Our Commitment to Readers and Contributors
Contacting a publication should provide a meaningful route for raising legitimate editorial and operational issues.
Attorney Sun aims to maintain communication channels that allow readers and contributors to raise questions about accuracy, relevance, transparency and publishing practices.
We also recognize that responsible publishing requires listening to informed criticism. Where credible information identifies a material problem with published content, the appropriate response is to investigate the issue rather than dismiss it without consideration.
At the same time, editorial independence requires the publication to make its own editorial decisions based on its standards and the information available.
A Clear Editorial Relationship
Attorney Sun’s contact process reflects the publication’s wider editorial purpose.
We aim to provide an independent source of information about legal practice, law firm management, legal services, law and regulation, legal technology, and business, compliance and legal risk.
Readers can contact us with legitimate questions concerning those subjects, published content and the operation of the publication.
For legal matters requiring professional advice, readers should consult an appropriately qualified attorney or other legal professional. For editorial matters, we welcome clear, substantive correspondence that helps improve the accuracy, usefulness and transparency of Attorney Sun’s published material.
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