Event pages

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An event page is a page about one demand event, published under your firm’s name: what happened, the dates that matter, and how to contact your firm. OrignIQ drafts it; someone at your firm approves it; it goes live at a Comitie-hosted address under your firm’s name, which your ads point to. Hosting on your own domain is planned.

01Anatomy of a page

Every page has the same parts. The facts and deadlines come from the event record and are computed, not written; everything else is copy your firm can edit.

Part	Contents	Written by	Edit
facts	Employer, metro, number affected, notice and separation dates; the 21- and 45-day severance consideration windows and the 60-day H-1B grace period, counted from the earliest effective date	The record	Computed
headline, intro	“Laid off by Harbor Logistics?” and what the page is for	OrignIQ draft	Editable
sections	Plain-language explanations: what a WARN notice means, what the consideration windows are, what to bring to a consultation	OrignIQ draft	Editable
faq	The questions workers search for, answered without a merit opinion	OrignIQ draft	Editable
cta	How to reach your firm; the one intake form	OrignIQ draft	Editable
firm fields	Attorney of record, bar number, jurisdictions and consultation fee. The draft leaves them blank; the attorney of record is required before approval	Your firm	Editable
disclaimers	Your firm’s required advertising disclaimers, printed verbatim and required before approval; the rules engine appends a state-required label (for example “Attorney Advertising”) at publish	Your firm + rules engine	Editable

02How it is drafted

OrignIQ drafts the page from the event and your firm’s practice areas. There are no templates to pick; the focus follows the practice, and the copy lint runs on the draft before you see it.

Focus	Leads with	Practice area
Employment	Severance review and the consideration windows; what a WARN notice does and does not mean; the 30-day MSPB appeal window on a federal RIF	Employment · employee side
Immigration	The sixty-day H-1B grace period, transfers and changes of status, the “filed, not approved” distinction	Immigration
Both	Both, with the employer’s H-1B footprint in the metro informing how prominent the visa section is	Employment + immigration

03Approval workflow

1
DraftOrignIQ drafts the page; the copy lint lists any problem with the sentence that caused it.
OrignIQ
2
EditAnyone at your firm with dashboard access can edit the copy; the lint runs again. Editing an approved or published page returns it to draft.
Your firm
3
ApproveA signed-in user at your firm approves. Their name and the time are recorded. Refused while the lint has errors.
Your firm
4
PublishThe rules engine evaluates the page for every state in play and refuses with its reasons if a rule blocks it; otherwise the page goes live and the decision is recorded. Publishing also sits behind a deployment-wide switch that stays off until the ethics review is signed.
OrignIQ
5
UnpublishYour firm can take a page down at any time. It returns to approved and can be republished.
Your firm

Roles

Today any signed-in user at your firm can approve, and the approval records who. Attorney-only approval roles are planned; until then, your firm decides who has access.

04Languages

Pages can be drafted and published in English, Spanish, Arabic and Russian. Each language is its own page with its own approval. Translations are drafted by OrignIQ and need a fluent reader at your firm before approval. More languages follow the intake form’s.

05Disclosures by state

What the rules engine does for a page, by the states in play — where the event’s filings are and where your firm is licensed, as written in the page’s jurisdictions field. A summary for reference, not legal advice; see Compliance.

State	What the engine does	Rule
New York	Appends “Attorney Advertising”; requires a solicitation filing on record before publish; keeps the copy three years.	22 NYCRR 1200 Rules 7.1(f), 7.3(c)
Florida	Requires a filing record for pages and ads; injury matters wait 30 days after the event.	Rules 4-7.19, 4-7.18
California	Blocked until the California review is recorded. Single-firm, firm-branded pages only.	CRPC 7.1–7.3 · B&P §§6155, 6157–6159.2
Maryland, Virginia, District of Columbia	Blocked until each state’s ethics review is recorded; no label added by default.	Model Rules 7.1–7.3 with local variations
North Carolina	Baseline rules; no label added.	Rule 7.3
Everywhere	Your firm’s disclaimers are required on every page. Immigration pages may not use “notario” or eligibility language.	8 C.F.R. §1292 · state notario laws

Your review

Disclosures are a floor, not a guarantee. The approving attorney confirms the page meets their bar’s rules.

06Updating and taking down pages

A page stays published until your firm unpublishes it. Editing a published page returns it to draft; it must be approved and published again. Automatic retirement after the separation date is planned.

event page · status values

draft      // drafted, or edited after approval
approved   // approved by a named firm user
published  // live; the rules engine passed it
archived   // reserved for retired pages

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