Remote Asylum Drafting Attorney – High-Impact Writing

Political Asylum Lawyers; Town of Florida (NY); On-site; USD 110,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

401(k) matching

Paid vacation

Professional development

Bar dues & CLE

Career advancement

Job summary

Political Asylum Lawyers, a Houston-based immigration law firm, seeks a Drafting Attorney to craft asylum applications, declarations, briefs, and evidence with AI-assisted workflows. The role emphasizes legal research, strategic case development, and meticulous document drafting with limited direct client interaction.

Fully remote anywhere in the world, but requires a US-bar license, top writing skills, and the discipline to work without close supervision. Full-time, no billable hour pressure.

Qualifications

• Admission to a U.S. state bar in good standing.
• Strong legal research and writing abilities.
• Ability to use AI tools and structured workflows to enhance work.

Responsibilities

• Draft asylum applications, declarations, briefs, and evidence with meticulous preparation.
• Craft client and witness declarations, refining paralegal drafts.
• Compile and organize evidence to support cases.
• Write legal briefs and memoranda with responsibility for final form.
• Collaborate with legal assistants and paralegals to refine documents.
• Leverage AI tools to enhance efficiency, accuracy, and strategic depth.
• Supervise paralegals and/or other attorneys as needed.

Skills

Legal research

Legal writing

Attention to detail

Communication skills

AI tools proficiency

Time management

Education

Bar admission in good standing (US)

Tools

AI tools

Job description

Political Asylum Lawyers, a Houston-based immigration law firm, seeks a Drafting Attorney to craft asylum applications, declarations, briefs, and evidence with AI-assisted workflows. The role emphasizes legal research, strategic case development, and meticulous document drafting with limited direct client interaction.

Fully remote anywhere in the world, but requires a US-bar license, top writing skills, and the discipline to work without close supervision. Full-time, no billable hour pressure.