Evaluate AI-generated legal analyses involving civil legal services and access-to-justice issues. Review housing, family, consumer, foreclosure, and debt scenarios; assess legal reasoning and procedural guidance; identify inaccuracies and access-to-justice considerations; and provide structured written feedback. The role requires a Juris Doctor, active U.S. bar admission, civil legal practice experience, pro bono initiative experience, and strong legal writing and analytical skills.
This role is for one of our clients
Compensation: $170 per hour
We are seeking experienced Pro Bono Counsel to evaluate AI-generated legal analyses involving civil legal services and access-to-justice issues. Experts will leverage their broad civil practice experience to assess legal reasoning and provide structured feedback to improve AI quality.
Requirements
Responsibilities
- Review AI-generated legal analyses.
- Evaluate housing, family, consumer, foreclosure, and debt scenarios.
- Assess legal reasoning and procedural guidance.
- Identify legal inaccuracies and access-to-justice considerations.
- Deliver structured written evaluations.
Required Qualifications
- Juris Doctor (JD).
- Active U.S. bar admission.
- Experience managing or participating in pro bono legal initiatives.
- Strong background in civil legal practice.
- Excellent legal writing and analytical skills.
Preferred Qualifications
- Experience as Pro Bono Counsel or Pro Bono Partner.
- Experience coordinating legal clinics or volunteer attorneys.
- Expertise across multiple civil legal practice areas.
- Experience with legal technology or AI.
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