The Freelance Firm, LLC
Remote, Contract-based Immigration Attorney Opportunity
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The role involves providing remote legal support as an Immigration Attorney with responsibilities in research, writing, and handling federal court practices.
Welcome to The Freelance Firm!
We are a national network of experienced, high-level, freelance attorneys and paralegals who provide remote, on-demand support for both short-term and long-term legal projects for our client law firms.
Due to increased demand, we are now interviewing for a qualified, experienced and dedicated Immigration Attorney.
Remote work hours will vary, but are expected to range from approximately 10-20 hours per week.
Attorney Requirements:
- Licensed in good standing to practice law in the U.S.
- Minimum of 5 years’ experience in relevant practice areas
- Federal court practice with constitutional challenges
- Strong research and writing skills
- Writ of mandamus knowledge
- Writ of habeas corpus knowledge
- Due process knowledge (procedural and substantive)
- Well-organized and proven ability to meet deadlines
- Self-starter and able to work independently
Our Attorney pay rate starts at $80/hour.
We welcome you to join our established network of legal professionals!
Please submit your resume and we will contact you for an online meeting if your skills and experience are a good match for this opportunity, or for future opportunities. Resume submissions will be kept in strict confidence.
Please visit our website at www.thefreelancefirm.com to learn more about us and the services we provide!
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