What the work involves
You are producing and judging legal work product that becomes training signal. On a typical task you might read a model-drafted indemnity clause and mark where it shifts risk in a way a client would not accept, research whether a state statute preempts a contractual limitation and cite the authority, or rewrite a model's compliance summary so it is accurate across two jurisdictions rather than vaguely correct in one. A large share of the output is the written rationale: not just that an answer is wrong, but which legal principle it misapplied and what the defensible position is.
Tasks arrive through a project queue and vary in length, from short clause-level comparisons to longer drafting and multi-jurisdiction compliance analyses. You will also be asked to grade two candidate responses against each other, which demands that you separate confident-sounding prose from legally sound reasoning. Models are fluent; they invent case citations, blur the line between persuasive and binding authority, and apply the right doctrine to the wrong facts. Catching that reliably is the job.
What the platform screens for
micro1 runs an AI-led interview before any project placement. Expect it to verify your bar admission and jurisdiction, probe your years of practice in contract law or compliance, and then go several follow-ups deep on a substantive area you claim. Vague answers get pressed: if you say you handled regulatory compliance, you should be ready to name the regime, the obligation, and what you actually did about it. The screen also tests evaluation judgment, whether you can articulate why one legal answer is better than another in terms a reviewer could apply consistently, and your realistic weekly availability.
Logistics
- Fully remote contractor engagement, no fixed shifts.
- Asynchronous collaboration through written channels, with occasional verbal check-ins.
- Work is project-based and volume can fluctuate between ramps.
- Pay band: $60–70/hr, as observed on this listing. Rates are not guaranteed and may vary by project and seniority.