Remote job Free to apply · 3 steps · about 5 min
Apply
Assessment
Recruiter Review

Before you apply: have your latest resume or LinkedIn profile ready.

Applying is free. Describe your real skills and experience, however small, because that's what helps a recruiter see you're the right person. Take a few extra minutes and give yourself a real chance.

Get remote job updates first Follow on LinkedIn →

Federal Civil Litigation Attorney (Remote) | $150–$250/Hour | Contractor

This remote Federal Civil Litigation Attorney job is designed for practicing U.S. attorneys with substantial experience in federal litigation, particularly motion drafting and legal research. The contractor will apply practical courtroom experience to review, evaluate, and improve AI-generated legal arguments and court motions.

PROJECT DETAILS

The project focuses on improving how AI systems produce and assess legal writing. Selected attorneys will review different versions of AI-generated motions, evaluate their legal reasoning and persuasiveness, and explain which arguments meet professional litigation standards. The work also involves editing legal documents, developing realistic federal litigation assignments, and establishing criteria for evaluating the quality of AI-generated legal arguments.

This is a remote contractor position with compensation ranging from $150 to $250 per hour. The listing specifies neither project duration nor expected weekly working hours, geographic availability beyond the remote arrangement, or scheduling requirements. Applicants should confirm these details during the hiring process. Explore more remote WFA jobs for additional work-from-anywhere opportunities.

APPLY HERE

JOB INFORMATION

  • Responsibilities: Review and compare AI-generated legal motions, assess their structure and persuasiveness, rank alternative drafts, edit legal documents to a ready-to-file standard, develop federal litigation assignments, and create evaluation criteria for legal arguments.

  • Qualifications: Juris Doctor (JD), active U.S. bar membership in good standing, substantial federal civil litigation experience, and a proven record of winning at least three court motions. Supporting court filings must be available during screening.

  • Technical Skills: Federal civil litigation, substantive motion drafting, legal research, persuasive legal writing, legal analysis, argument evaluation, editing, proofreading, and developing legal assessment criteria.

  • Language and Schedule: English-language legal writing skills are relevant to the responsibilities. Specific language requirements, working hours, and availability expectations are not stated and should be confirmed during application.

  • Contract Type: Independent contractor working remotely on an AI research project.

COMPENSATION

  • Pay: $150–$250 per hour.

  • Openings: 30 positions.

  • Payment Details: Payment frequency and payment method are not specified and should be confirmed during the application process.

WHO SHOULD APPLY

This position is intended for practicing U.S. attorneys who have substantial hands-on experience handling federal civil litigation. Strong candidates should be comfortable drafting substantive motions, conducting legal research, evaluating opposing arguments, and identifying weaknesses in legal reasoning. Experience with motions to dismiss, motions for summary judgment, or comparable federal court filings is particularly relevant.

Attorneys with appellate litigation experience or a previous judicial clerkship alongside practical litigation experience may also bring relevant additional expertise. The ability to explain why one legal argument is more persuasive than another will be important, particularly when developing assignments and evaluation standards for AI-generated legal work.

Professionals exploring AI Training Jobs can also review related opportunities available through RemoteWFAJobs.

HOW TO APPLY

  1. Review the responsibilities, qualifications, and working requirements to determine whether the opportunity matches your federal civil litigation experience.

  2. Prepare relevant professional experience, examples of previous work, and supporting court filings demonstrating at least three successful court motions.

  3. Submit your application through APPLY HERE and confirm any outstanding details during the hiring process.

FAQ

Is previous federal civil litigation experience required?

Yes. Applicants should be practicing attorneys with substantial hands-on federal civil litigation experience, including motion drafting and legal research. A record of winning at least three court motions is also specified.

Is a degree necessary?

Yes. The listing specifies a Juris Doctor (JD) degree and active U.S. bar membership in good standing.

How many openings are available?

There are 30 openings for this remote Federal Civil Litigation Attorney contractor position.

CLOSING

This project is seeking experienced U.S. civil litigation attorneys who can apply their practical legal judgment to reviewing, editing, and evaluating AI-generated court motions and legal arguments. The position is structured as remote contract work, with an hourly compensation range of $150–$250 and 30 available openings.

For more opportunities, browse RemoteWFAJobs remote positions and explore the available AI Training Jobs.

#FederalCivilLitigation #LegalJobs #AttorneyJobs #LegalResearch #RemoteJobs #WorkFromHome #AITrainingJobs