Journalist

• Help produce live and syndicated programming with potential to earn additional opportunities.
• Work with host(s) on content plan and execution.
• Support talent on show production and log fulfillment.
• Collaborate with other show producers on news, ideas, and audio sharing.
• Work with marketing/promotions on contesting and sponsorships.
• Assist engineers on ensuring FCC compliance and being on-air.
• Cover community stories and surrounding South Florida area.
• Run radio production, including maintaining audio levels and smoothly transitioning from sources.
• Support video production for in-studio shows and live sports broadcasts.
• Cut and post video segments for YouTube, social media, and other platforms.
• Create and implement production elements, including bumpers, liners, audio drops, and sound effects.
• Source potential contributors, guests, and interviewees.
• Edit audio cuts and full hours of programming for podcasting.
• Convert text, graphics, video, and audio files for digital platforms.
• Use and contribute to archives of audio files and sources for content segments.
• Respond to audience feedback and refer matters to other departments as needed.
• Utilize editing software for production purposes.
• Shoot, edit, and write stories.
• Build community relationships to support storytelling.

Part-Time Producer, Reporter

• Assist with Digital Reporter training programs throughout the United States
• Facilitate one-week onboarding and training programs for newly hired Digital Reporters
• Conduct live dictations and hands-on training exercises for trainees
• Provide mentorship, guidance, and ongoing support to Digital Reporters
• Deliver feedback and recommendations to strengthen training programs and align with industry trends and business objectives
• Ensure new hires are proficient in required technology, procedures, and best practices
• Manage the verbatim capture of legal proceedings utilizing audio and visual technology
• Create annotations and keyword markers to facilitate transcription workflows
• Manage speaker identification and exhibit tracking during proceedings
• Transport, set up, operate, and maintain audio/video equipment, including laptops, mixers, microphones, and software
• Follow company-defined standards, processes, and operating procedures
• Represent U.S. Legal Support in a professional, organized, and punctual manner
• Provide support to Digital Reporters via email, Microsoft Teams, and 8x8
• Assist reporters with procedural questions and best practices
• Collaborate with leadership to identify opportunities for process improvement
• Perform additional administrative and operational duties as assigned

Digital Reporter Lead

Digital Reporter – Lead

• Capture accurate, high-quality audio/video records of legal proceedings using advanced equipment
• Set up and test your equipment before each proceeding so the record is flawless
• Administer oaths and maintain control of the proceeding as an independent, neutral authority
• Annotate essential testimony for transcription, search, and playback
• Manage and secure exhibits, back up all files, and complete job worksheets
• Build strong, professional relationships with attorneys, clients, and colleagues

Digital Reporter

• Cover state and federal courts in Florida, with particular emphasis on the Florida Supreme Court and federal appellate courts.
• Report on major court decisions, key filings and consequential lawsuits, translating developments into clear takeaways for a highly sophisticated audience.
• Surface early signals by monitoring filings, docket activity and case patterns to identify trends, anomalies and inflection points before they are widely recognized.
• Produce breaking news on tight deadlines for a local and national audience.
• Ability to leverage resources—from human intelligence and deep dives into case filing data and other statistics, to our data-driven and analytical Radar team and AI—to surface trends and shifts in the litigation landscape before others recognize them.
• Balance daily news coverage with quick‑turn enterprise pieces and longer‑form features examining litigation issues, law firm strategy and broader legal trends in Florida and beyond.
• Connect local and regional reporting with coverage from colleagues across Law.com’s global newsroom to identify national trend stories and multi‑market projects.
• Develop and maintain a strong network of litigators, judges and legal professionals to generate exclusive insight and strengthen the authority and credibility of coverage.
• Collaborate effectively with reporters and editors across geographies and platforms, contributing to social media and audience engagement.
• Write with clarity and authority on litigation topics that influence legal risk, strategy and outcomes.
• As a baseline, reporters are expected to average at least one story per day and one enterprise story per week, while consistently meeting Law.com’s high editorial standards.

Litigation Reporter

• Contribute compelling, well-researched stories on an ongoing basis
• Cover local government and civic affairs (Miami-Dade County, City of Miami, and municipalities north through Aventura and surrounding island communities)
• Address community issues, advocacy, and policy developments
• Report on business, economic development, and real estate trends
• Write about arts, culture, and entertainment
• Conduct investigative and enterprise reporting that uncovers overlooked angles
• Capture local events and human-interest stories

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Part-Time Producer, Reporter

Digital Reporter Lead

Digital Reporter – Lead

Digital Reporter

Litigation Reporter

Freelance Journalist