Remote Content Attorney

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Posted Mar 25, 2026

Remote · California Full Time

$95K – $103K/yr

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Overview

This role involves developing and updating legal content tailored for California attorneys. The Content Attorney will collaborate with subject matter experts, conduct legal research and analysis, and create engaging legal materials in various formats. The position includes responsibilities such as updating existing content with recent legal developments, generating new content ideas, repurposing content, recruiting contributors and speakers, participating in professional networking and bar association activities, and assisting with marketing copy development. There is also an opportunity to specialize in areas like Publications, Learning, Team Leadership, Editorial roles, New Content Development, Bar Association Outreach, and Legal Developments Response.

Responsibilities

Update existing legal content to reflect recent developments
Develop and create new legal content in multiple formats
Repurpose existing content for different formats
Recruit contributors and speakers for content and events
Engage in social networking and bar association activities
Assist in developing marketing copy
Focus on one or more specialized areas such as Publications, Learning, Team Leadership, Editorial roles, New Content Development, Bar Association Outreach, or Legal Developments Response

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Requirements

Juris Doctor (JD) degree and admission to the State Bar of California or another jurisdiction
Minimum of 2 years of related law practice experience
At least 2 years of legal editing experience in a substantive law area
In-depth knowledge of current legal practice and challenges faced by legal practitioners
Extensive knowledge of relevant substantive law area
Excellent writing and editing skills with strong command of the English language
Strong project management skills, including supervision of staff and managing relationships with contributors and colleagues
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Ability to prioritize and execute tasks effectively in a fast-paced, deadline-driven environment
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
Highly organized, self-motivated, with demonstrated initiative and creativity
Strong problem-solving and time management skills
Flexibility and proactivity
Proficiency in standard computer applications such as MS Office Suite (Word, Outlook, Excel), Westlaw, Lexis, and cite checking programs