Military Law Attorney

Overview

Responsibilities

• Analyze, review, and provide subject matter expertise on complex military law scenarios and topics.
• Draft, edit, and critique written materials related to military law issues, standards, and procedures.
• Evaluate the accuracy and clarity of legal information generated by AI models and offer constructive feedback.
• Contribute to the development of prompts or datasets addressing military legal procedures, codes, and case law.
• Identify knowledge gaps or ambiguities in military law content and propose improvements or clarifications.
• Communicate findings and insights through clear, concise written summaries and verbal explanations.
• Collaborate with technical teams to ensure legal context is accurately represented in project deliverables.

Requirements

• The source does not separately list required qualifications; it lists preferred qualifications only.

Preferred

• Active license to practice law and a demonstrated background in military law (e.g., JAG Corps, military justice, or related practice areas).
• Significant experience consulting, advising, or representing clients in courts-martial, administrative proceedings, or military tribunals.
• Strong command of UCMJ, military regulations, and applicable federal statutes or international law influencing military justice.
• Exceptional written and verbal communication skills, with a focus on clarity and detail.
• Proven ability to interpret and synthesize large volumes of legal information into accessible content.
• Experience with technical projects, legal technology, or AI-driven legal tools is a plus but not required.
• Comfort working independently and collaborating remotely with multidisciplinary teams.

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 5 openings.

Eligibility

• The source's preferred qualifications include an active license to practice law and a demonstrated background in military law, such as JAG Corps or military justice practice. Country eligibility is not stated in the listing.
• Remote alone does not guarantee eligibility; the listing does not state country eligibility.