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About OpenTrain
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Remote contract opportunity for contributors in the United States
Part-time engagement requiring 20 or more hours per week
Compensation of $100 to $150 per hour in USD
About AI Training Work
AI training is the human work behind modern artificial intelligence. Legal professionals help models improve by creating realistic examples, evaluating responses, and applying expert judgment to complex scenarios. Your litigation experience will help shape how AI systems reason about commercial real estate disputes.
Contribute to cutting-edge AI development through expert legal work
Evaluate and improve model performance using realistic litigation scenarios
No prior AI experience is required
The Role
OpenTrain AI is recruiting a Commercial Real Estate Litigation Attorney for a project focused on modeling and evaluating multi-turn commercial real estate disputes. You will produce authentic litigation work product, assess legal responses, and maintain continuity in case theory as disputes develop across multiple engagement turns.
This role is designed for a practicing or formerly practicing US attorney with substantial litigation experience. You will work under senior direction and use your legal knowledge to create high-quality drafts and evaluation criteria.
Role type: Contractor and part-time
Location: United States
Language: English
Workload: 20 or more hours per week
Experience level listed for the project: Entry level
What You’ll Do
You will mirror the workflow of submitting litigation drafts for partner review while adapting your work to an evolving, multi-turn dispute. Each contribution should reflect strong legal analysis, an appropriate legal register, and continuity across the case.
Draft motions, briefs, demand letters, discovery, and other authentic litigation work product
Respond to evolving commercial real estate disputes through turn-by-turn deliverables
Work under senior direction and submit drafts for review
Develop and document rubric items describing criteria for strong responses to opposing counsel submissions
Incorporate senior feedback efficiently during each round
Maintain continuity in case theory across multiple engagement turns
Identify and flag procedural uncertainties, missing information, and factual ambiguities requiring resolution
Required Qualifications
Applicants must bring substantial US litigation experience and a demonstrated commercial real estate litigation background. The project requires the ability to draft complex legal documents under direction and communicate nuanced analysis in exemplary written English.
Active or lapsed US bar license in at least one jurisdiction
At least 3 years of post-JD US litigation experience
Real-world experience with drafting, discovery, and motion practice
Background in commercial real estate litigation involving leases, transactions, development, landlord-tenant matters, zoning, or financing
Ability to draft complex litigation documents under direction
Exemplary written English and strong legal analysis skills
Helpful Background
The following experience is not required but may be useful when working through the project's legal scenarios and review process.
Experience at a BigLaw, boutique, or mid-market firm
Previous participation in AI-based legal projects
Federal court commercial litigation experience
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