Facebook Ad Copywriter for Personal Injury Law Firm (Proven Legal Ads Experience Required)

October 14, 2026

We run a personal injury law firm and need an experienced marketer to write Facebook ad copy that converts and gets approved.

This is not a general copywriting job. Legal ads are a restricted category on Facebook and some of our ads have been rejected before. We need someone who already knows how to write law firm ads that pass Facebook's review process.

What you will do:

- Write Facebook ad copy (primary text, headlines, descriptions) for personal injury campaigns

- Provide 2-3 variations per concept for testing

- Ensure all copy complies with Facebook's ad policies for legal services so ads do not get rejected

- Revise quickly if anything gets flagged

Requirements (must have):

- Proven experience writing or running Facebook ads for law firms. You must include examples of actual law firm ads you have run so we can verify them. Applications without ad samples will not be considered.

- Strong working knowledge of Facebook's ad policies for legal and personal injury advertising

- Direct response copywriting skills focused on generating case leads

Details:

- $30-$50 per hour depending on experience

- 1 to 5 hours per week

- Roughly 1 to 2 weeks to start, with potential for ongoing work if results are strong

To apply: include links or screenshots of law firm ads you have written or run, and briefly explain how you keep legal ads from being rejected by Facebook.

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