Litigator / Practicing Attorney (US)

The work

Help improve generated legal content using litigation experience and professional legal reasoning. Review accuracy, critique arguments and explain difficult cases in structured written feedback. No previous AI experience is required.

• Assess and refine generated briefs, arguments and memoranda.
• Check factual support, legal accuracy, analytical rigor and professional quality.
• Identify errors, logical contradictions and opportunities for clearer reasoning.
• Provide judgment on ambiguous or unusual issues that require nuanced interpretation.
• Draft or edit sample legal language reflecting varied litigation and practice situations.
• Work asynchronously with colleagues across functions, incorporating repeated feedback and communicating clearly.

Preferred experience and skills

• Preferred candidates hold a JD from an ABA accredited US law school and an active license in good standing in at least one US jurisdiction.
• Three to fifteen years of post JD practice, with trial, appellate and litigation specialists strongly preferred.
• Federal or state trial or appellate clerkships are highly valued.
• Excellent legal writing; law journal editing or published legal authorship is an advantage.
• Substantial trial experience, federal court admission or appellate practice strengthens a candidacy.
• Precise, professional explanations of complicated legal issues.
• Law faculty, adjunct, lecturer, fellow or other legal teaching experience is desirable.

Working arrangements

The contractor role is remote and restricted to contributors in the United States.