Remote Family Law Attorney for AI Training Projects

micro1; United States; Remote; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

micro1 is seeking a Family Law Attorney with BigLaw experience to remotely contribute to a high-impact AI training project. You will analyze complex cases, draft summaries, and annotate documents to improve model accuracy while working independently with a distributed team.

This contractor role emphasizes precision, clear writing, and fast adaptation to evolving requirements. Previous family law expertise and strong research skills are essential to produce high-quality inputs for training data.

Qualifications

• Expertise in family law from a leading BigLaw firm.
• Strong legal research, writing, and case analysis.
• Excellent written and verbal communication.
• Experience with remote collaboration and digital tools.

Responsibilities

• Analyze and interpret family law cases, statutes, and precedents for AI training.
• Conduct legal research and provide clear, concise summaries and case notes.
• Draft, review, and annotate family law documents (e.g., custody agreements, divorce decrees, prenups).
• Identify key issues, legal arguments, and reasoning within documents and case files.
• Collaborate with a remote team using digital project management tools to ensure timely deliverables.
• Adapt to evolving project requirements and leverage technology for knowledge transfer.
• Ensure all deliverables meet high standards for attention to detail and legal accuracy.

Skills

Family Law

Legal research

Legal writing

Communication

Remote collaboration

Organizational skills

Critical thinking

Job description

micro1 is seeking a Family Law Attorney with BigLaw experience to remotely contribute to a high-impact AI training project. You will analyze complex cases, draft summaries, and annotate documents to improve model accuracy while working independently with a distributed team.

This contractor role emphasizes precision, clear writing, and fast adaptation to evolving requirements. Previous family law expertise and strong research skills are essential to produce high-quality inputs for training data.