Federal Civil Litigation Attorney
- Pay: $150 to $250 / hour
- Contract: Contract
- Who can apply: Open worldwide
- Posted Oct 30, 2026
In short
This remote freelance role with micro1 asks experienced lawyers to help improve how advanced AI systems write and judge legal arguments and court motions. It suits lawyers who already work on federal civil cases, because your courtroom experience is the core of the job. The pay is 150 to 250 USD per hour, and there are 30 openings.
What you will do
- Compare several AI-written court motions and rank them, explaining why you prefer one over another.
- Judge whether each AI-written motion meets the standards you would expect in a real federal court.
- Edit motions until they are ready to file, and explain the changes you made.
- Write realistic motion-writing assignments based on federal civil litigation cases.
- Create the criteria used to score how strong and effective AI-written legal arguments are.
What you need to apply
- A law degree (JD) and an active U.S. bar license that is in good standing.
- Hands-on experience as a practicing attorney in federal civil litigation and drafting motions.
- A record of winning at least three court motions, with court filings you can share during screening.
- Experience writing motions to dismiss, motions for summary judgment, or similar federal filings.
- Strong legal research and persuasive writing skills, plus close attention to detail in citations and document structure.
Who can apply
The role is open to qualified lawyers anywhere in the world, since no country restriction is stated. It is fully remote and offered on a freelance contract.
My tip
Gather your supporting court filings before you apply, since you may be asked to provide them during screening.