Top Remote Entry Level Legal Jobs in Boston, MA

Process lateral attorney, paralegal, and staff candidate submissions for completeness; generate and enter search terms and conflict reports in the conflicts database (IntApp Open); maintain candidate logs and firm filing; respond to applicant inquiries; support Conflicts Analysts and leadership by producing accurate, concise reports for conflicts clearance.

As a Legal Assistant, you will provide litigation and administrative support to attorneys, including document preparation, filing, and maintaining case files while ensuring high-quality standards.

Contract, project-based eDiscovery document review for licensed attorneys. Work remotely on variable hours, provide your own computer and secure high-speed internet, and reside in a supported US state.

Research, monitor, and summarize federal and state telecommunications, broadband, and public-utility regulatory developments. Draft and edit regulatory briefings and client guidance, maintain regulatory databases and dashboards, perform data-quality audits, prepare materials for upload, and support internal teams and clients. Collaborate across teams to evaluate emerging topics and improve systems, processes, and knowledge resources.

The Contract Specialist manages customer and vendor agreements, ensuring compliance with legal standards, assisting with contract drafting and review, and providing administrative support to the legal department.

The Associate Attorney will represent creditors in bankruptcy proceedings, manage caseloads, draft pleadings, and communicate with clients and courts.

Manage and oversee client immigration cases for Canadian visas and PR: prepare and review application files, coordinate with IRCC and RCIC, obtain signatures and retainer agreements, ensure timely document submission, interview clients, prepare fee quotes, and maintain client records while staying current with immigration legislation.

Submit a spontaneous application for potential legal vacancies. Recruiters will review your CV and motivation to match with available roles.

The Insurance Defense Attorney will represent clients in defense of liability claims, work on legal strategies, and negotiate settlements.

Support attorneys with legal research, document preparation (briefs, memos, reports), case management, and regulatory monitoring. Analyze environmental law issues, maintain organized case files, collaborate on case strategies, and assist in preparing materials for client matters.