Family Law Attorney (BigLaw Firms)

micro1 is hiring Family Law Attorneys with BigLaw experience to work as contractors on a customer project. The work is remote and based in the United States. You would use your family law knowledge to help train AI systems, shaping how models learn and reason from real legal material. No prior AI experience is needed.

What you will do

• Analyze and interpret complex family law cases, statutes, and precedents to produce accurate legal insights for AI training.
• Conduct legal research and write clear, concise summaries and case notes.
• Draft, review, and annotate family law documents such as custody agreements, divorce decrees, and prenuptial agreements.
• Identify and clarify key issues, legal arguments, and reasoning in documents and case files.
• Work with a remote team using digital project management tools to keep deliverables timely and accurate.
• Adapt to changing project requirements and use technology for efficient knowledge transfer.
• Meet high standards for attention to detail, clarity, and legal accuracy in all deliverables.

What they are looking for

• Demonstrated family law expertise from practice at a leading BigLaw firm.
• A strong background in legal research, writing, and case analysis specific to family law.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills, including the ability to explain nuanced legal concepts clearly.
• A proven ability to review, summarize, and critique complex legal documents with close attention to detail.
• Familiarity with remote collaboration, digital project management tools, and picking up new technologies.
• Effective organizational skills and a proactive approach to managing multiple deliverables.
• Critical thinking and sound legal judgment. Experience contributing to innovative projects is a plus.

Role details

The role is a contractor position. It is remote, and the location listed is the United States. micro1 describes the project as a customer engagement where attorneys contribute their expertise to train next-generation AI systems. The company says your domain knowledge is what matters and that no prior AI experience is required.

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