Federal Civil Litigation Attorney remote job
The Federal Civil Litigation Attorney job is a remote contract role for practicing attorneys with federal motion experience. You would compare and rank AI-written legal motions, explain which version persuades better, edit motions to a ready-to-file standard, and write motion-drafting assignments and scoring criteria based on federal civil litigation.
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Role facts, as shown on the listing
- Pay
- $150–$250 per hour
- Taken from the listing's pay field; the written description does not repeat a rate.
- Our arithmetic on the listed ranges: the midpoint here is $200 an hour, the fourth highest of the 8 Law & tax roles on this site; midpoints there run from $62.50 to $270.
- Hours
- Not stated in the listing
- Location
- Remote
- Contract
- Contractor
- Openings
- 30 (as listed)
- Listed
- 30 Oct 2026
- Checked
- 6 Nov 2026
- Field
- Law & Tax
- Federal civil litigation
- Motion drafting
- Legal research
- Persuasive legal writing
- Evaluating legal arguments
- Creating evaluation criteria
- Developing legal assignments
What the work involves
- Review and compare AI-generated motions for persuasiveness, structure, clarity and tone.
- Rank different versions and explain your reasoning.
- Edit motions to a ready-to-file standard and describe the changes you made.
- Write realistic motion-drafting assignments and the criteria used to judge them.
Before you apply: what the listing asks for
Listed as preferred
- A JD and active US bar membership in good standing.
- Substantial hands-on federal civil litigation and motion practice.
- A record of winning at least three court motions, with supporting filings available during screening.
- Experience drafting motions to dismiss or for summary judgment; appellate work, or a judicial clerkship alongside litigation, is also relevant.
The listing sets no separate list of required qualifications.
Who this is not for
Not a fit if you are not a practicing, licensed attorney or cannot supply filings that show motion wins; the listing asks for supporting court filings during screening.
Questions about this role
What does the Federal Civil Litigation Attorney job pay?
The listing's pay field shows $150 to $250 per hour. The description gives no rate or hours.
Do I need a bar license?
The listing lists a JD and active US bar membership in good standing under preferred qualifications.
Do I have to prove my motion record?
The listing says you should be able to provide supporting court filings during the screening process.
Source: the role's job listing on micro1. Facts were checked on 6 Nov 2026; the description above is condensed and reworded by us. Confirm details on the original listing before you apply.