Litigation Attorney (AI Legal Evaluation)

About Us

Gramian Consultancy is a boutique consultancy specializing in IT professional services and engineering talent solutions. With a strong background in software engineering and leadership, we help companies build high-performing teams by matching them with professionals who truly fit their needs.

Role Overview

Our client is supporting the development of advanced AI systems for professional legal use, with a focus on improving the quality of legal analysis, drafting, and reasoning.

We are looking for an experienced US-qualified litigation attorney to review and improve AI-generated legal content. You will evaluate briefs, arguments, memoranda, and other litigation materials for legal accuracy, analytical quality, and professional standards, while providing precise feedback and creating strong reference examples. Previous AI experience is not required.

CONTRACT: Contractor

COMMITMENT: Hourly/Part-time

LOCATION: Fully remote, United States

PROCESS: Application Form -> Legal Expertise Assessment -> Selection

HOURLY RATE: $100 - $150/h

Responsibilities

• Review AI-generated legal briefs, arguments, memoranda, and analyses.
• Assess content for legal accuracy, factual support, and logical consistency.
• Identify errors, weak reasoning, unsupported conclusions, and missing issues.
• Provide structured written feedback and recommended corrections.
• Evaluate complex or ambiguous litigation scenarios.
• Draft and edit sample legal arguments and professional legal language.
• Apply relevant procedural and substantive legal principles.
• Participate in iterative review cycles with the project team.

Requirements

• JD from an ABA-accredited US law school.
• Active licence in good standing in at least one US jurisdiction.
• Between 3 and 15 years of post-JD legal experience.
• Professional experience in litigation, trial practice, or appellate work.
• Strong experience drafting legal briefs, memoranda, motions, or written arguments.
• Current residence in the United States.