Remote | Litigation Attorney (Commercial Real Estate) - $100-$100/hour
24magDenver (CO)
$100.00 per hour
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24magDenver (CO)
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Senior
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$100.00 per hour
About the role
About the job:
Remote | Litigation Attorney (Commercial Real Estate) - $100-$100/hour We are sharing a specialised consulting opportunity for experienced U.S. litigation attorneys with strong expertise in commercial real estate disputes, legal drafting, motion practice, discovery, case-theory development, and complex litigation analysis to contribute to an advanced AI training and legal evaluation project. Selected professionals will develop realistic litigation work product across evolving commercial real estate disputes, respond to opposing positions over multiple rounds, maintain continuity in case strategy, and create structured evaluation criteria alongside their legal drafting. The work is designed to mirror real litigation practice, including iterative senior review and revision. No prior experience in AI is required.
Key Responsibilities:
- Commercial Real Estate Litigation
- Analyse evolving commercial real estate disputes and develop appropriate litigation strategies
- Work across matters involving leases, transactions, development, landlord-tenant disputes, zoning, financing, and security interests
- Apply substantive U.S. law and practical litigation judgement to complex factual scenarios
- Maintain a coherent litigation posture as facts and opposing arguments evolve
- Identify legal and procedural issues that materially affect case strategy
- Litigation Drafting & Motion Practice
- Draft authentic litigation work product including motions, briefs, demand letters, and discovery materials
- Produce legal documents that reflect professional litigation standards and appropriate legal register
- Develop arguments grounded in applicable law, factual context, and case theory
- Address opposing positions through persuasive written advocacy
- Ensure drafting remains consistent with procedural posture and strategic objectives
- Multi-Turn Case Theory & Strategy
- Produce turn-by-turn deliverables under senior direction
- Maintain continuity in case theory, factual framing, and litigation posture across multiple rounds
- Adapt arguments as new information, opposing submissions, or strategic considerations emerge
- Incorporate senior feedback efficiently with minimal need for repeated redirection
- Preserve consistency while making targeted changes in response to review
- Rubric Development & Legal Evaluation
- Develop structured rubric items alongside litigation drafts
- Define criteria for evaluating strong responses to opposing counsel submissions
- Identify essential legal issues, reasoning steps, and drafting elements expected in high-quality work
- Apply consistent evaluation standards across complex litigation scenarios
- Contribute expert judgement that improves the quality of legal AI training material
- Procedural & Factual Issue Identification
- Identify procedural uncertainties, factual ambiguities, and missing information
- Flag issues requiring clarification from senior reviewers or project leads
- Distinguish between assumptions that can reasonably be made and issues requiring escalation
- Evaluate whether additional facts or legal authorities are needed before advancing a position
- Maintain disciplined legal reasoning throughout incomplete or evolving case records
- Ideal Profile
- Active or lapsed licence as a U.S. attorney, with admission in at least one U.S. jurisdiction
- Minimum of 3 years of post-JD litigation experience
- Strong background in real drafting, discovery, and motion practice rather than exclusively transactional work
- Demonstrated experience handling commercial real estate disputes
- Relevant matters may include leases, development, landlord-tenant issues, zoning, transactions, financing, or security interests
- Proven ability to draft complex litigation documents under senior or partner direction
- Strong understanding of case theory, litigation strategy, and procedural analysis
- Exceptional written English and command of professional legal drafting
- Experience at a BigLaw, boutique, or mid-market firm is advantageous
- Exposure to multiple commercial litigation matter types is beneficial
- Federal court commercial litigation experience is advantageous
- Previous participation in AI-related legal projects is beneficial but not required
- Engagement Details
- Independent contractor engagement
- Fully remote
- Open to U.S.-based candidates
Compensation: $100-$100/hour
Work will involve commercial real estate litigation analysis, legal drafting, discovery, motion practice, case-theory development, and rubric creation Strong hands-on litigation experience is central to this engagement Selected professionals should be prepared to begin their first tasks within approximately 24-48 hours of completing onboarding Roles are typically filled within approximately 48 hours Project scope, case complexity, drafting requirements, and evaluation standards may evolve depending on project needs Work must be completed without using confidential or proprietary information belonging to any employer, client, law firm, institution, or other third party About the Platform This opportunity is available through 24-MAG LLC. We connect experienced professionals with remote consulting opportunities across technical, evaluation, and project-based workstreams. By submitting this application, you acknowledge that your information may be processed by 24-MAG LLC for recruitment and opportunity matching in accordance with our Privacy Policy: https://www.24-mag.com/privacy-policy
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