Top Legal Tech Legal Jobs in Washington DC,

Shape legal AI products by designing evaluations, validating AI outputs, translating legal workflows into product requirements, and turning customer feedback into product improvements. Partner with Engineering, Product, Design, and GTM teams from discovery through launch. Provide legal expertise, define quality standards, create evaluation metrics, and guide roadmap decisions for AI experiences used by in-house legal teams.

Support clients seeking disability benefits or insurance compensation by conducting interviews, analyzing medical records, drafting persuasive SSA memos, coordinating with representatives, managing caseloads, and collaborating with attorneys on case strategy. The role also involves improving workflows and contributing to startup initiatives with Marketing and Product. It is fully remote with quarterly travel to Los Angeles and occasional offsites.

Advise clients on CFIUS and national security matters, including jurisdictional assessments, mandatory and voluntary filings, risk analysis, mitigation, deal terms, and CFIUS reviews. Draft notices and declarations, conduct legal research, and collaborate with corporate, private equity, technology, energy, infrastructure, financial institution, and cross-border M&A teams on transaction-related regulatory issues.

Represents financial institutions, corporations, sponsors, funds, and lenders in debt finance matters, including leveraged finance, private credit, infrastructure finance, fund finance, corporate lending, syndicated facilities, acquisition financings, refinancings, and cross-border transactions. Advises on lender- and borrower-side mandates, complex financing structures, liability management, and sophisticated finance matters. Requires Washington, DC bar admission and a U.S. J.D.

Advises sponsors, lenders, governments, contractors, and investors on project development and finance for energy, infrastructure, natural resources, and transport projects. Negotiates project financing documentation, credit agreements, collateral documents, tax equity financings, public-private partnerships, and related regulatory matters across multiple jurisdictions. Requires at least six years of relevant U.S. project finance experience and admission to the Washington, D.C. bar.

Provides administrative support to attorneys, litigation case managers, and paralegals. Responsibilities include preparing correspondence and legal documents, downloading and assembling documents, processing expenses, coordinating travel, organizing case materials for legal proceedings, and proofreading draft bills. The role requires strong attention to detail, document-editing skills, flexibility, professionalism, and proficiency with Microsoft Office. It is primarily in-office in Washington, D.C.

Supports attorneys on international trade, regulatory, litigation, investigations, and administrative matters. Responsibilities include preparing government and court filings, drafting and proofreading legal documents, managing case files and deadlines, coordinating document collections and productions, conducting procedural and regulatory research, and maintaining matter databases and tracking resources.

The eDiscovery Project Manager oversees the eDiscovery process for litigation cases, collaborates with teams, manages projects, and ensures compliance with industry standards while leveraging eDiscovery technology.

The Legal Support Specialist provides administrative and practice support to attorneys in the Intellectual Property group, including managing legal files, preparing correspondence, and maintaining communication with clients and courts.

Supports corporate and finance attorneys through legal research, drafting and negotiating contracts, transaction management, due diligence, client advising, and preparation of legal filings. The associate also researches corporate matters, prepares executive reports, ensures compliance with applicable laws, manages client data, supports business development, and collaborates with attorneys and staff. Candidates must hold an ABA-accredited law degree, complete specified graduate coursework, and be licensed by a state bar association.

Manage disputes, pre-litigation matters, subpoenas, document collection, discovery, litigation holds, and preservation. Conduct legal research, draft correspondence and memoranda, support risk management, revise firm policies, prepare training materials, and collaborate with internal teams and outside counsel. The role requires a licensed attorney with 3–6 years of law firm litigation experience and may be full-time or part-time with hybrid flexibility.

Provides legal support for employment-based immigration matters by preparing and filing immigrant and nonimmigrant petitions and applications. Responsibilities include gathering client documentation, communicating case updates, responding to inquiries, maintaining case-management data, managing caseloads, tracking deadlines, and producing workload and expiration reports. The role requires a bachelor's degree, business immigration experience, strong communication and organization skills, and the ability to meet strict deadlines in a fast-paced law-firm environment.