Civil Rights Attorney (BigLaw Firms)
- Pay
- $140–$400/hour
- Where
- Remote
- Type
- Contract
- Eligibility
- Country eligibility not stated. Check with the provider before applying.
- Listing
- Last verified Oct 23, 2026
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Overview
Contribute civil rights law expertise to a client-focused AI training project.
No prior AI experience is required; domain knowledge is what matters.
Responsibilities
- Analyze and interpret complex civil rights statutes, regulations, and case law for relevance and accuracy.
- Conduct in-depth legal research and draft written summaries, memos, or analyses highlighting key legal issues and precedents.
- Develop and review realistic civil rights scenarios, hypotheticals, and legal problems for use in AI model development.
- Evaluate and critique AI-generated legal analyses, providing expert feedback and ensuring adherence to legal standards.
- Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to clarify legal concepts, address ambiguities, and ensure quality of inputs.
- Assist in creating clear, concise, and accurate legal content tailored to a variety of learning contexts.
- Identify emerging trends and potential areas of risk in civil rights law as they relate to AI and technology platforms.
Requirements
- The source does not separately list required qualifications; it lists preferred qualifications only.
Preferred
- Juris Doctor (JD) from an accredited law school with admission to the bar in at least one jurisdiction.
- Substantial experience practicing civil rights law, preferably with a background in prominent (BigLaw) firms.
- Strong track record of legal research, writing, and case law analysis in complex and high-stakes matters.
- Exceptional critical thinking skills and keen attention to detail in both analysis and communication.
- Demonstrated ability to interpret statutes and policies, translating legal concepts for non-legal audiences.
- Experience collaborating in multidisciplinary or technology-driven environments.
- Interest in the intersection of law, policy, and emerging technologies, particularly AI and its societal impacts.
Engagement and pay
- Pay: $140-$400 per hour, as listed on the source. Contractor role, remote. Weekly hours, contract duration and start date are not stated. The listing states 10 openings.
Eligibility
- Requires a J.D. and active U.S. bar admission.
- The source lists the location as Remote; residence or country limits beyond the U.S. licensing requirement are not stated.
Skills
- civil rights law
- legal research and analysis
- legal writing
- case law analysis
- statutory interpretation
- policy analysis
- critical thinking
- attention to detail
- communication
- collaboration