Top Remote Legal Jobs in Dallas, TX

Serve as the primary legal partner to Procurement, drafting and negotiating high-value buy-side agreements across SaaS, software, marketing, facilities, professional services, and real estate. Provide guidance on complex transactions, risk allocation, data privacy, technology contracting, and vendor risk. Develop scalable contracting processes, playbooks, templates, training, and knowledge resources while leveraging automation and legal technology. Collaborate with cross-functional stakeholders and support broader Legal team initiatives.

Leads public-company securities compliance, SEC reporting, capital markets transactions, corporate governance, board support, M&A, strategic investments, equity programs, executive compensation, investor communications, and legal operations. Advises executives and directors, manages external counsel and budgets, and implements legal technology and AI workflows. Requires a J.D., active bar membership, and 10–12+ years of corporate legal experience spanning top-tier law firms and public technology companies.

Partners with legal clients in leveraged finance and restructuring to map complex workflows involving credit agreements, debt structures, and covenants. Uses AI and LLM tools to prototype automated solutions for credit analysis and document research. Acts as a client-facing domain expert, codifies workflow knowledge, and translates client feedback into product enhancements in collaboration with product and engineering teams.

Provides practical legal advice on commercial contracts, regulatory compliance, data privacy, employment matters, and vendor and sales agreements. Drafts and negotiates SaaS, technology, consulting, and service contracts; supports procurement, sales, and HR teams; monitors global legal developments; and advises on compliance. Leads adoption of automation, AI, and legal technology to improve legal operations and supports scalable processes for a fully remote technology company.

Conduct legal research, summarize findings, and assist with drafting, reviewing, and proofreading regulatory filings, agreements, correspondence, and other legal documents. The intern will organize legal resources, attend meetings, collaborate with attorneys and colleagues, and support additional legal projects. This hybrid summer role requires in-person work in Midtown Manhattan and residence in an approved state.

Drafts and edits legal pleadings and litigation documents in a fully remote, metric-driven document-processing environment. Responsibilities include creating tables of contents and authorities, document comparisons and redlines, conversions, revisions, Bates numbering, PDF assembly, and editing Excel and PowerPoint files. The role uses Microsoft Office, Kofax, iManage, Best Authority, and ticketing software while supporting law firm offices nationwide.

Supports employment attorneys on complex labor, benefits, and human resources legal matters. Conducts legal research, monitors legislation, supports litigation and agency filings, coordinates outside counsel, manages legal tracking systems and document production, drafts employment documents and policies, and collaborates with HR on employee relations inquiries. Provides analysis, recommendations, project management, and process improvements while maintaining confidentiality and independently handling routine legal tasks.

Supports attorneys and business partners on complex legal matters involving insurance, healthcare, technology, AI, privacy, and operations. Conducts legal research, contract review, legislative monitoring, case management, document production, and knowledge management. Coordinates with outside counsel, analyzes legal requirements, recommends risk-mitigation strategies, manages legal projects, and improves legal processes while providing status updates and escalation support.

Legal Intern supporting legal research, document drafting and review, compliance tracking, corporate governance, legal file management, and cross-functional legal projects. The role is remote, requires a 40-hour workweek for 10 weeks, and provides mentorship in a corporate legal environment.

Legal Counsel will support Nebius’s US data center expansion and infrastructure transactions, including site acquisitions, colocation, power supply, procurement, financing, and regulatory matters. Responsibilities include negotiating commercial agreements, supporting corporate governance and complex transactions, advising on compliance, improving legal processes and templates, managing external counsel, and coordinating legal workstreams. The role requires practical, business-oriented advice in a fast-paced environment.

Drafts, reviews, and negotiates U.S. and international SaaS, cloud, software licensing, services, reseller, and OEM agreements. Advises Sales and cross-functional teams on commercial risk, technology contracts, privacy, security, and regulatory requirements. Develops contract templates and negotiation playbooks, monitors legal developments, manages external counsel, and supports training and process improvement.

Support attorneys with legal research, document preparation (briefs, memos, reports), case management, and regulatory monitoring. Analyze environmental law issues, maintain organized case files, collaborate on case strategies, and assist in preparing materials for client matters.

Manages trademark clearance searches, USPTO prosecution filings and Office Action responses, portfolio deadlines, TTAB and enforcement support, and client and foreign associate communications. Maintains accurate docketing records, prepares search reports and infringement materials, and independently manages multiple client matters in a remote, technology-forward environment.

Defend lawsuits in Texas courts and handle first-party insurance defense matters. Responsibilities include researching law, preparing briefs and legal memoranda, advising Claims on liability and damages, managing pleadings, motions, discovery, depositions, examinations under oath, hearings, and trials. The role requires maintaining Texas licensure, documenting files professionally, managing complex information, resolving conflicts, and traveling as needed for legal proceedings and meetings.

Provides enterprise-wide legal counsel on technology matters, including AI, SaaS, software as a medical device, data use, and digital health product development. Negotiates technology agreements, advises sales teams on RFPs, assesses regulatory risks, develops contract templates and negotiation playbooks, and supports risk mitigation, strategic legal analysis, and internal education.

Senior Legal Counsel serving as Kit’s sole in-house legal expert, advising on privacy, data, AI, compliance, product, intellectual property, commercial contracts, customer security requirements, and scalable legal operations. The role partners with executive, product, engineering, security, sales, finance, and people teams; develops playbooks and self-service processes; oversees GDPR and data compliance; supports security questionnaires; and reduces reliance on outside counsel.

Serve as Kit’s sole in-house legal expert, leading privacy, data, AI, compliance, product counsel, commercial contracts, intellectual property, and customer security support. Advise executive and cross-functional teams, oversee GDPR and data compliance, respond to security questionnaires, and create scalable legal playbooks, templates, intake processes, and self-service guidance. The role reduces reliance on outside counsel while enabling product development and business growth across SaaS, digital commerce, recommendations, and advertising.

Advise ads product, engineering, marketing, and sales teams on privacy, consumer protection, content regulation, and product development matters. Counsel the advertising business on GDPR, CCPA, international regulations, content policies, and risk management. Monitor regulatory trends and collaborate cross-functionally to support compliant ad-tech products and services.

The Legal Technology and AI Attorney applies restructuring expertise to identify, evaluate, and implement AI-enabled tools, automation, knowledge resources, and technology-supported workflows. The role develops templates, playbooks, guidance, and practice-support systems; pilots emerging technologies; trains attorneys and staff; and collaborates with legal, technology, research, and administrative teams to improve efficiency, consistency, and scalability in restructuring matters.

The Legal Technology and AI Attorney will support the Investment Funds practice by identifying, designing, testing, and implementing AI-enabled legal workflows, automation tools, prompt libraries, and knowledge management resources. The role combines transactional legal expertise with technology experimentation, vendor collaboration, attorney training, template and precedent management, and development of practical guidance for lawyers and AI-assisted systems. Candidates must be licensed attorneys with 3–5 years of Investment Funds or related transactional experience and demonstrated interest in technology and workflow design.

Transactional attorney supporting M&A and Private Equity practices by identifying, evaluating, and implementing AI-enabled tools, document automation, prompt libraries, and knowledge workflows. The role enhances drafting resources, precedents, and knowledge infrastructure; analyzes market practice and legal materials; trains attorneys and staff; and translates legal judgment into scalable technology solutions. Requires at least four years of M&A or Private Equity experience, legal admission, strong communication skills, and interest or experience in workflow design, technology building, or process improvement.

Supports litigation teams by evaluating, configuring, and implementing AI and legal technology workflows. Develops prompts, AI-assisted research and drafting processes, litigation analytics solutions, governance frameworks, training materials, and best practices. Collaborates with attorneys, IT, Information Security, and Knowledge Management to improve document analysis, legal research, case preparation, and technology adoption.

Attorney supporting the intersection of technology, AI, and legal practice. Responsibilities include identifying AI and automation opportunities, evaluating and implementing legal technology tools, designing workflows, maintaining knowledge assets, analyzing legal work product, training attorneys and staff, and advising Tech & Innovation lawyers. The role requires at least four years of technology-focused legal experience, bar admission, strong communication skills, and an interest in workflow design, tool development, or process improvement.

Manages legal and compliance operations, including contracts, regulatory filings, corporate governance, entity management, audits, outside counsel, legal technology, and workflow improvements. Supports securities-law compliance, regulated financial products, digital-asset matters, transactions, policies, and business-team guidance under counsel supervision.

Develop AI-powered legal workflows, prompts, playbooks, agents, automations, and sample documents for contracting, counseling, and governance. Partner with in-house legal teams to understand workflows, implement solutions, deliver customer and internal training, support post-launch adoption, collaborate with sales as a legal subject matter expert, and provide product feedback. The role also applies LegalOn internally and translates insights into customer guidance.