Law Student Legal Document Reviewer

What You'll Do6

• Read contracts, agreements, court filings and regulatory materials, then flag the clauses and provisions that carry risk or ambiguity.
• Trace the statutes, regulations and cases that govern a question and turn what you find into a short, structured summary.
• Write annotations that name the document, the page and the exact quoted language behind each conclusion.
• Judge whether a document meets the rule it claims to follow, and record any gap with a citation that supports the call.
• Work through the review guide the team supplies and keep your output consistent from the first document to the last.
• Set your own schedule across asynchronous handoffs and keep each accepted project on track through its deadline.

Requirements7

• Enrolled at an ABA-accredited law school and on track to finish your 1L, 2L or 3L year.
• Transcript that shows strong legal reasoning and analytical work.
• Writing samples that stay clear and organized when the analysis gets complicated.
• Comfort working alone against a written standard, with the discipline to hit deadlines you set for yourself.
• Coursework in contracts, real estate, energy, administrative law or regulatory compliance helps.
• Prior work in a legal internship, clinic, law review or moot court counts in your favor.
• Hands-on use of Westlaw, LexisNexis, Bloomberg Law or Harvey.

Who Should Apply

A 1L, 2L or 3L at an ABA-accredited school who writes tight legal analysis and wants paid, substantive document work alongside class. Coursework in contracts, real estate, energy or administrative law and a research platform you already know (Westlaw, LexisNexis, Harvey) put you ahead.

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