Top Remote Legal Jobs in Austin, TX

The Corporate Counsel will handle public company and corporate transactional legal matters, draft and negotiate agreements, ensure legal compliance, and collaborate with the legal team and other departments.

As a Senior Corporate Counsel, you will manage commercial contracts, provide legal guidance, negotiate B2B agreements, and collaborate across teams to mitigate risks and support business objectives.

Lead Abridge's federal policy and advocacy efforts in Washington, DC: develop policy positions, manage external lobbyists, build coalitions and relationships with Congress and federal agencies, monitor AI and healthcare legislation, and align policy strategy with product and commercial teams.

The Counsel will provide high-quality legal support, focusing on nonprofit law, contract management, compliance support, and risk management. This role involves legal research, advising internal stakeholders, training, and governance documentation, requiring a Juris Doctor and substantial experience in nonprofit law.

The Senior Contested Specialist manages contested real estate litigation, coordinates documentation, tracks case activity, and ensures compliance throughout the litigation process.

Lead and scale an AI-augmented legal and tax function to execute ~5 acquisitions/year, manage a $100M debt facility, oversee global people compliance, implement CLM and entity management, and optimize outside counsel while building automation and AI-driven due diligence.

As Commercial Counsel, you'll manage the commercial contracting lifecycle, partner with Sales, and ensure compliance with data privacy laws while drafting and negotiating various agreements.

As a Senior Paralegal, you will manage contracts, corporate governance, regulatory compliance, and legal operations while working autonomously in a remote environment.

As Lead Product Counsel, you will provide legal guidance across the product lifecycle, focusing on AI product development, compliance, privacy, and intellectual property.

The Litigation Counsel will lead patent-related litigation strategies, manage outside counsel, and collaborate with various stakeholders to enhance legal processes and resolve complex disputes.