Remote | Corporate Attorney - $100-$180/hour
$100.00 - $180.00 per hour
Apply (opens in a new tab)Remote | Corporate Attorney - $100-$180/hour
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$100.00 - $180.00 per hour
About the role
- Transactional Document Analysis
- Review merger agreements and stock purchase agreements
- Analyse operating agreements, bylaws, and governance instruments
- Evaluate financing and other transactional documents
- Identify drafting issues, inconsistencies, and material risks
- Annotate documents with clear substantive legal commentary
- Corporate Deal & Scenario Development
- Develop realistic M&A and transactional hypotheticals
- Create scenarios involving corporate governance and entity structuring
- Draft research memoranda on corporate-law issues
- Develop examples involving securities and private financings
- Apply practical deal experience to complex fact patternsAI Legal Output Evaluation
- Review AI-generated corporate legal content
- Assess outputs for accuracy under U.S. corporate law
- Evaluate legal reasoning, clarity, and completeness
- Identify incorrect conclusions or problematic drafting
- Provide specific corrections and improvement recommendations
- Risk, Drafting & Deal Judgement
- Flag ambiguity and transactional risk in legal materials
- Evaluate drafting issues as they would arise in live deal work
- Explain the rationale behind proposed revisions
- Apply commercial judgement to transactional scenarios
- Distinguish material legal concerns from minor drafting issues
- Legal Standards & Training Content
- Contribute to guidelines for corporate legal evaluation
- Help establish quality standards for transactional legal data
- Translate complex corporate principles into structured formats
- Produce clear written reasoning suitable for model training
- Support consistent evaluation across corporate-law workflows
- Ideal ProfileJD from an accredited U.S. law school
- Active licence to practise law in at least one U.S. jurisdiction and in good standing 3-10+ years of substantive corporate-law experience
- Strong background in M&A, securities, corporate governance, commercial contracts, or private financings
- Hands-on experience drafting and negotiating transactional documents
- Experience with purchase agreements, financing documents, and governance instruments
- Strong understanding of U.S. corporate law
- Experience identifying transaction risk and drafting issues
- Excellent written legal reasoning and communication skills
- Ability to explain complex corporate-law concepts clearlyU.S.-based transactional practice experience in a law firm, in-house team, or independent practice
- Buy-side and sell-side M&A experience is advantageous
- In-house or general counsel experience at a U.S. company is valuable
- Judicial clerkship or law-journal editorial experience is advantageous
- Experience teaching or training junior attorneys is beneficial
- No prior AI-training or model-evaluation experience is required
- Engagement Details
- Independent contractor engagement
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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