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ExpertWoka
Work Type
Remote
Location
United States
Compensation
$50 - $80/hr

About this opportunity

Overview

micro1 is seeking law students for a contractor role supporting a high-impact project for a customer. The work is remote and U.S.-based, and it is intended to help train next-generation AI systems using legal expertise and real-world legal input. No prior AI experience is required.

The role is open to 10 people.

Scope of Work

  • Review, analyze, and annotate complex U.S. legal documents with accurate, context-rich feedback.
  • Draft, edit, and refine legal content to improve data quality for AI model training and evaluation.
  • Provide cite-checking and Bluebook formatting support for legal materials and submissions.
  • Explain nuanced legal concepts and reasoning clearly in writing.
  • Evaluate legal accuracy and consistency of provided content.
  • Collaborate with project stakeholders through strong written and verbal communication.
  • Help improve project guidelines and best practices based on legal training.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Current law student at a U.S. law school, or a J.D. holder / U.S.-based lawyer or paralegal with relevant expertise.
  • Preference for candidates from a T14 U.S. law school.
  • Law students should have editorial experience on a law review or legal journal; similar editorial experience is valuable for other contributors.
  • Strong Bluebook proficiency and cite-checking skills.
  • Ability to explain complex legal issues clearly, concisely, and accurately.
  • U.S.-based knowledge of legal research methods, legal writing conventions, and the U.S. legal system.

Skills & expertise

Legal research Legal writing Bluebook citation formatting Cite-checking U.S. legal system knowledge Analytical reasoning Legal editing Legal analysis

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