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Civil Rights Attorney (BigLaw Firms)
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Role Title: Civil Rights Attorney (BigLaw Firms)
Role Type: Contractor
Location: Remote
The company is engaging Civil Rights Attorney (BigLaw Firms) professionals to contribute expertise to a client-focused project centered on civil rights law. In this role, you'll apply your expertise to help train next-generation AI systems. Your work will shape how models learn, reason, and perform through high-quality, real-world input. No prior experience in AI is required — your domain knowledge is what matters.
Scope of Work
- 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.
Preferred Qualifications
- 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 a 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.
Skills
- Attention to detail
- Collaboration
- Critical thinking
- Legal Writing
- Legal research and analysis
- Communication
- Policy analysis
- Civil rights law
- Case law analysis
- Statutory interpretation
This role at a glance
At $140–$400/hr, the Civil Rights Attorney (BigLaw Firms) role comes to about $12,130–$34,670 a month for 20 hours a week, or $24,270–$69,330 a month full time — roughly $291,000–$832,000 over a full year. These are estimates before tax; contract roles are paid for the hours you work. It was posted 4 days ago. Legal roles listed on RemoteJobsOne have stayed open a median of 59 days before closing, counted over the 45 that have closed so far.
20 hours a week
$12,130–$34,670
a month, before tax
Full time
$24,270–$69,330
a month at 40 hours a week
A full year
$291,000–$832,000
full time, 52 weeks
Open for
4 days
Legal roles here close after about 59 days, counted over 45 that have closed. Apply while it is open.
How this pay compares
This role pays $140–$400/hr. Across the 46 hourly legal roles open on RemoteJobsOne right now, the median runs from $100 to $170 an hour, and published rates range from $45 to $400. Its top rate of $400 sits above the category's median ceiling.
This role
$140–$400/hr
Legal median
$100–$170/hr · full spread $45 to $400
What these skills pay
Hourly pay across every open role on RemoteJobsOne that asks for the same skills as this one.
- Legal research and analysis$140–$400/hr median
7 open roles · up to $400/hr
- Legal Writing$100–$170/hr median
9 open roles · up to $400/hr
- Collaboration$50–$105/hr median
11 open roles · up to $400/hr
- Critical thinking$140–$350/hr median
11 open roles · up to $400/hr
Questions about this role
How much does the Civil Rights Attorney (BigLaw Firms) role pay?
It pays $140–$400/hr, which is about $24,270–$69,330 a month full time before tax. The rate is set by the employer and shown exactly as published.
Compare pay across remote rolesIs this Civil Rights Attorney (BigLaw Firms) job fully remote?
Yes. It is listed as a fully remote role, with the posting naming Global. You work from home, on your own equipment.
Is it full-time, part-time or contract work?
It is a contract role: you are paid for the hours you work, and you choose how many to take on within what the employer needs.
How remote contract work worksWhat skills does the Civil Rights Attorney (BigLaw Firms) role ask for?
The posting asks for Attention to detail, Collaboration, Critical thinking, Legal Writing, Legal research and analysis and Communication. Naming them clearly in your application helps.
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