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There is one more unethical way to get publications - become a member at the board of editors for a blog/journal at your law school. Once you get a an article for review, keep track of the ones which are rejected. Refurbish and update these articles using Bing/ChatGPT and get them published at other blogs. Some people might have a problem with this but I don’t see any wrong, it’s not like you are stealing their idea, the information is already out there on the internet. I’ve personally done this and didn’t face any issues.
Read up on one or two areas of law and try to understand that space and master it. Start writing articles on recent developments and how do you think that will effect the legal and business position. Only submit to blogs that publish quality articles and not regurgitations from other blogs.
You will probably get rejected a lot at the start but if you continue your reading you’ll start seeing the gaps in the law and its implications. You’ll also get better at structuring your articles. Best of luck.