Top Legal Tech Legal Jobs in Washington DC,

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.

As an R&D Attorney, you will ensure the accuracy and quality of AI outputs, validating them against legal standards and collaborating with technical teams to enhance product development.

The Knowledge Management Attorney develops and maintains legal forms, precedents, guidance, and training materials for private company practices. They partner with attorneys, product managers, engineers, QA, and operations to automate legal workflows, build data models, prioritize templates, and develop testing methodologies. The role also monitors legal and regulatory developments, assesses AI-related risks, supports usability testing, prepares thought leadership, and promotes adoption of legal technology solutions.

Conduct Relativity-based legal document review for federal eDiscovery matters under the supervision of a managing attorney. This is a full-time, long-term remote W2 role requiring candidates to be located near the Washington, DC metropolitan area. The position involves supporting ongoing document review cases and may include obtaining a Public Trust security clearance.

Review and redact large volumes of documents, video, audio, images, and electronic data using RelativityOne and Evidence.com. Support federal litigation and legal proceedings by identifying privileged or sensitive information, maintaining review and production logs, applying attorney-directed redactions, and preparing responsive materials for production under court and agency deadlines.

Leads the strategy, operating model, talent lifecycle, technology enablement, performance, and daily execution of paralegal services across a global law firm. Designs practice-specific delivery models, improves workflows and quality, develops managers and career paths, establishes performance metrics, oversees case assistants, drives AI and automation adoption, and partners with attorneys and firm leadership to improve service delivery and scalability.

The Of Counsel will lead litigation efforts, especially in pharmaceutical/medical device cases, drafting legal documents, supervising associates, and developing strategies.

Manages domestic and foreign patent prosecution docketing, including entering and monitoring deadlines, reviewing patent correspondence, calculating statutory and procedural due dates, maintaining accurate docket databases, researching patent statuses, preparing docket reports, and escalating discrepancies. Supports attorneys, paralegals, and legal staff across intellectual property matters while ensuring compliance with USPTO, international, PCT, and firm procedures.

Supports patent prosecution matters for US, PCT, and international applications. Monitors legal deadlines, prepares and files patent applications and Information Disclosure Statements, manages assignment recordations, reviews agency correspondence, maintains matter files, communicates with clients and attorneys, and tracks billable time. The role requires strong knowledge of patent law, CFR and MPEP, proficiency with electronic filing systems and Microsoft Office, and at least eight years of patent prosecution experience.

Supports attorneys with legal and administrative tasks, including scheduling hearings and deadlines, organizing case files and evidence, maintaining pleadings and discovery indexes, drafting and proofreading legal documents, researching laws and regulations, managing client billing, coordinating with clients and witnesses, and maintaining paper and electronic filing systems.

Supports attorneys in complex commercial, appellate, and Supreme Court litigation. Responsibilities include managing discovery and eDiscovery workflows, document productions, case files, motions, depositions, trials, court filings, appeals, legal research, and deadline tracking. The role coordinates with attorneys, courts, clients, vendors, and witnesses; oversees junior paralegals; ensures compliance with procedural rules; and prepares, proofreads, and cite-checks litigation and appellate materials.