Jobs at The Freelance Firm, LLC

Provides remote insurance defense litigation support, including drafting pleadings, handling discovery, preparing carrier reports, covering depositions, attending hearings, managing cases, communicating with supervising attorneys, and meeting assignment and billing requirements. The attorney must be licensed in South Carolina, have at least five years of law firm experience, and be available for approximately 10–15 hours weekly, including occasional in-person proceedings.

Provides remote, contract-based employment litigation support for Georgia law firms. Responsibilities include attending and conducting hearings and depositions, reviewing case files, assisting with strategy, communicating with clients and supervising attorneys, drafting legal documents, conducting research, and advancing cases. Requires Georgia licensure, at least five years of litigation experience, employment law expertise, deposition and hearing experience, strong drafting and research skills, and availability for in-person Georgia proceedings.

Provide remote intellectual property paralegal and docketing support to law firms. Maintain patent and trademark prosecution dockets, calculate and track USPTO and international deadlines, review correspondence, enter deadlines into docketing systems, support filings and renewals, conduct docket reviews, communicate upcoming deadlines, and maintain accurate electronic records. Manage high volumes of matters independently while ensuring exceptional accuracy, organization, and timely identification of docketing issues.

The Litigation Paralegal will assist with legal projects, e-filing, scheduling events, managing discovery, drafting pleadings, and conducting legal research.

Provide legal counsel for DC Federal Court matters, manage litigation, conduct research, draft legal documents, and support case strategies.

The role involves providing remote legal support in immigration and family law, requiring strong experience and independent work capabilities.

The Federal Litigation Paralegal will manage litigation files, support case management, and assist attorneys in maintaining case deadlines and document coordination.

The role involves providing in-person legal representation for Master Calendar Hearings in Atlanta, focusing primarily on immigration law. The attorney must understand court procedures, meet deadlines, and work independently.

The role involves providing remote support for legal projects, focusing on commercial/business litigation tasks such as scheduling and research, requiring at least 5 years of experience.

Seeking an experienced Corporate Law Paralegal for remote, contract-based work, expected to provide support for legal projects, particularly in M&A.

The role involves providing remote legal support in Employment Law, managing cases, drafting documents, and covering hearings as needed.

The role involves providing remote legal support as an Immigration Attorney with responsibilities in research, writing, and handling federal court practices.

The role involves providing on-demand legal support, particularly in immigration law, for virtual appearances and various immigration-related proceedings.

Seeking an experienced Immigration Attorney for in-person hearings in Seattle. Responsibilities include covering Master Calendar and Individual Hearings while understanding local rules and deadlines.

Remote, contract Florida commercial/business litigation attorney needed for ~10+ hours/week. Must manage cases from inception through trial: drafting pleadings, motion practice, discovery, hearings, mediations, settlement, and client communication while independently meeting court deadlines.

Provide remote, on-demand support on Florida commercial litigation matters (~5+ hours/week). Draft substantive motions and pleadings, conduct legal research, prepare memoranda, review case files, assist with litigation strategy, and collaborate with hiring attorneys to move cases forward.

Freelance New York immigration attorney to appear in-person for master calendar and individual hearings. Attorneys choose weekly hearing dates, must be licensed in New York, understand local rules, meet deadlines, work independently; Spanish fluency is a plus. Master Calendar coverage starts at a flat fee of $300; individual hearings pay higher.

Provide remote California probate administration support: prepare and file petitions, pleadings, inventories, accountings; manage matters through final distribution; gather and organize estate assets and records; coordinate filings, hearings, deadlines, and communications with personal representatives, beneficiaries, financial institutions, and courts; maintain organized case files and use e-filing and probate case management systems.

Manage all phases of high-volume e-discovery including EDRM processes: identification, preservation, collection, processing, review, privilege/responsiveness analysis, productions, vendor coordination, review workflows, quality control, and meeting discovery deadlines while collaborating with litigation teams.

The attorney will support litigation related to consumer protection, class action, and breach of contract, preparing legal documents, managing cases, and conducting research.