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.