AI training jobs for lawyers and legal professionals
AI models are increasingly used for legal research and drafting, so labs pay lawyers to test them. Typical tasks are reviewing a model's legal analysis, spotting wrong citations or reasoning, and writing hard questions in your practice area.
Roles often name a jurisdiction and practice area, such as US litigation or transactional work. Most ask for bar admission, and some accept recent law graduates.
- 4open roles
- $60–$150/hrlisted pay
Open roles
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US Contract Attorney — Litigation
Mercor Law Remote$100–$120/hrListed by Mercor
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US Contract Attorney — Transactional
Mercor Law Remote$100–$120/hrListed by Mercor
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Lawyer Talent Network
Mercor Law Remote$60–$150/hrListed by Mercor
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Up to $125+/hrListed by DataAnnotation
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Listings updated Oct 29, 2026
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Questions
Who are these roles for?
They're for attorneys, paralegals and other legal professionals. Each listing says what the platform asks for.
How much do they pay?
Open roles on this page list $60–$150/hr, as published by each platform. Rates change as projects open and close.
How do I apply?
Click Apply on a role to finish your application on the platform's own site. ExpertTrain AI doesn't hire anyone itself.
Do I need to be a practising attorney?
Many roles ask for bar admission in a named jurisdiction. Some legal roles accept JDs or paralegals, so check each listing's requirements.
Is this legal advice work?
No. You review and grade AI output for the platform. You aren't advising clients.