Lawyer (Remote | $60-$70/hr)

Job Description

Lawyer

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Position: Lawyer

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Type: Contractor

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Compensation: $60–$70/hour

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Location: Remote

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About the Opportunity

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We’re seeking experienced lawyers to contribute legal expertise to projects focused on training next-generation AI systems. You’ll apply your knowledge of contracts, legal research, regulatory compliance, and legal writing to improve AI-generated legal content. No prior AI experience is required.

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Key Responsibilities

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• Conduct detailed contract reviews , identifying risks, ambiguities, and opportunities for improvement.
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• Perform legal research on statutes, regulations, and case law.
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• Draft, edit, and evaluate legal documents for accuracy and clarity.
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• Analyze regulatory compliance requirements across multiple jurisdictions.
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• Develop clear written explanations and rationales for legal positions.
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• Collaborate remotely to explain complex legal concepts.
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• Evaluate legal data and provide feedback to improve AI training materials.
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Required Qualifications

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• Active law license or bar admission .
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• At least 5 years of legal practice in contract law, compliance, or a related specialty.
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• Strong expertise in contract review, legal research, regulatory compliance, and legal writing .
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• Excellent analytical and critical-thinking skills, with attention to legal nuance.
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• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
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• Ability to interpret laws and regulations across jurisdictions.
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• Experience working independently in a remote, project-based environment.
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Preferred Qualifications

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• Familiarity with legal technology tools.
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• Ability to communicate complex legal concepts clearly to legal and non-legal audiences.
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Compensation

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• $60–$70 per hour .
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• Remote contractor engagement.
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• 5 openings available.
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Application Process

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1. Submit your application and legal experience.
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2. Complete any required screening or assessment.
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3. Review project guidelines and onboarding materials.
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4. Begin contributing legal analysis and feedback to AI training projects.
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