Remote Litigation & E-Discovery Attorney — Contract

Alpheva; United States; Remote; USD 220,000 - 338,000; Full time

Job summary

Alpheva is seeking experienced litigation professionals for remote, project-based work on complex civil matters. Scope and hours vary with project matching; the listed hourly range applies to matched work.

You will assess litigation strategy, discovery plans, privilege analysis, and evidentiary reasoning; evaluate AI-generated arguments against procedural posture and governing standards; review preservation and production recommendations, and flag issues that require senior-lawyer judgment.

Qualifications

• Active US bar membership and 6+ years in complex commercial litigation.
• Hands-on experience with discovery strategy, depositions, dispositive motions, or trial preparation.
• Exceptional legal research, citation, and evidence-analysis discipline.

Responsibilities

• Assess litigation strategy, discovery plans, privilege analysis, evidentiary reasoning, and research quality in complex civil matters.
• Evaluate whether AI-generated arguments accurately connect the procedural posture, available evidence, and governing legal standards.
• Review preservation, collection, review, and production recommendations for proportionality, defensibility, and privilege risk.
• Flag unsupported citations, overlooked counterarguments, factual assumptions, and strategic recommendations that require senior-lawyer judgment.

Skills

Active US bar

6+ years in complex commercial lit

Discovery strategy / depositions / MSA

Job description

Alpheva is seeking experienced litigation professionals for remote, project-based work on complex civil matters. Scope and hours vary with project matching; the listed hourly range applies to matched work.

You will assess litigation strategy, discovery plans, privilege analysis, and evidentiary reasoning; evaluate AI-generated arguments against procedural posture and governing standards; review preservation and production recommendations, and flag issues that require senior-lawyer judgment.