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Litigation Lawyer (France) | $150-$160/hr Remote

150–160/hr
Remote · France (remote)
Posted August 16, 2026
hourly
5 openings

Overview

Mercor is pairing a legal AI company with French litigation specialists to test how well AI handles real questions of French law. You would act as an expert reviewer, sending identical prompts through two LLM platforms, comparing the outputs, and grading them against a defined rubric. The work is remote, paid hourly at $150-$160, and starts with around 10 hours. Every evaluation includes brief written feedback, and all work sits under an NDA.

What You'll Do4

  • 1Send the same set of prompts to two separate LLM platforms for comparison
  • 2Review the answers from each platform in parallel to identify differences
  • 3Assess every output against the provided scoring rubric
  • 4Write and submit short feedback notes for each evaluated response

Requirements4

  • 1At least two years (three or more preferred) of litigation or disputes work at a law firm, with a background that is primarily law-firm based. In-house experience counts only if you moved in-house within the past two years after law firm practice.
  • 2Qualified as an avocat in France and comfortable with French litigation and procedural rules.
  • 3Native or fluent French with clear, exact written communication.
  • 4Capable of working alone against a scoring rubric and meeting deadlines.

Who Should Apply

The ideal candidate has spent several years in a French law firm handling litigation or contentious matters and can judge two AI outputs side by side without losing consistency. This role is a poor fit for lawyers whose practice has been in-house for more than two years or who lack the avocat qualification. The most common fit failures are short law firm tenure and feedback that reads as vague rather than precise. The work suits someone comfortable with repetitive scoring and short deadlines.

Salary Insight

The rate is $150 to $160 per hour, and the initial commitment is about 10 hours. That rate matches the seniority expected of a French-qualified litigation lawyer with law firm experience.

Location

Typeremote
LocationFrance (remote)
Eligible countriesFrance
This is a remote position

Required Skills

franceavocatlitigationdisputesfrench-lawprocedural-lawadmin-lawlegal-researchcontract-lawevidence-lawremote-workndaquality-assuranceai-evaluation

Application Tip

List your years of litigation practice at a French law firm and include a short written sample that demonstrates how exact your comments on an AI response would be. Mention your avocat credential and any prior experience scoring or reviewing outputs against a rubric.

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