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Litigation Attorney with AI Experience (Remote Contract Engagement)

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Posted Jun 22, 2026

Remote · US Contract
$180K – $200K/yr

Overview

An AmLaw 100 law firm client is seeking an attorney with over 5 years of sophisticated litigation experience to support their knowledge management team in implementing a firm-wide AI platform. This role involves serving as the subject matter expert in litigation, leveraging litigation expertise and platform training to guide attorneys on effective use of the AI platform.

Responsibilities

  • Become deeply proficient in the AI platform’s capabilities
  • Collaborate on platform optimization efforts
  • Act as a trusted internal resource to answer substantive and practical questions related to litigation workflows and AI-enabled solutions
  • Support attorneys across the firm in utilizing the AI platform effectively

Requirements

  • Minimum 5 years of litigation experience, preferably at a mid-to-large size law firm
  • Licensed attorney in good standing in the state of residence
  • Outstanding professional references
  • Experience with AI legal platforms such as CoCounsel, Harvey, and/or Protégé is a plus

Position Details

  • Type: Contract engagement
  • Schedule: Part-time or full-time
  • Location: Remote (anywhere in the United States)

Compensation & Benefits

  • Annualized pay ranges from $180,000 to $200,000 or more on a full-time basis, depending on experience, qualifications, location, and other factors
  • Complimentary professional liability insurance coverage
  • W2 employment status with eligibility for full benefits when working 20+ hours per week
  • Benefits include Group Life, Long-Term Disability (LTD), Accidental Death & Dismemberment (AD&D), qualified 401(k) plan, CLE and professional expense stipends

Confidentiality

Candidate identities will not be disclosed to prospective clients without prior consent. Only candidates selected for further consideration will be contacted.

Location

Remote work from any location within the United States is permitted.