Advance your remote legal career with fixed-scope engagements. Apply for limited-commitment projects, agree the fee up front, and work on your own schedule.
How it works
Apply for fixed-scope projects, agree the fee up front, and get paid when your completed work is accepted. We handle the payments, paperwork, and tax documentation.
Browse fixed-scope projects across practice areas and apply to the ones that fit your schedule and expertise.
Collect what you need from the hiring attorney, then submit your drafts and a completed final on your own schedule.
We handle payments, tax documents, and the paperwork. When the hiring attorney accepts your work, the flat fee releases to you by direct deposit.
What projects pay
You and the hiring attorney agree the fee up front for a defined deliverable. When your completed work is accepted, you are paid.
Review contracts, records, and discovery for issues, summaries, and recommendations.
Draft and revise agreements, addenda, and standard-form documents to spec.
Prepare interrogatories, requests for production, and responses on a defined scope.
Examples, not an exhaustive list of opportunities
The firm funds the project when it is assigned; the fee releases to you by direct deposit once your completed work is accepted. We handle tax documentation.
What you can take on
Fixed-scope written work across practice areas. If it has a clear deliverable and a defined scope, you can take it on.
Why project work
Fixed-scope engagements you take on your own terms, with the deliverable and the fee agreed before you start.
Work as little or as much as you want. Take on projects when they fit your schedule and skip the ones that don't.
Know the deliverable and the pay before you start. You and the hiring attorney agree the flat fee up front.
Work repeatedly with attorneys you click with, and turn one-off projects into a steady stream.
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Each project has a flat fee agreed up front. When you submit your completed work and the hiring attorney accepts it, the fee is released to you by direct deposit.
You and the hiring attorney agree the flat fee for a defined scope before you start, so there are no surprises on either side.
No. Take on as many or as few projects as you want, whenever it suits your schedule.
You submit drafts and a completed final. The hiring attorney has a review window to accept the work, and funds release on acceptance.
Fixed-scope written work: document review, contract drafting, discovery requests, legal research, and motion or brief drafting.
You are not required to carry professional liability insurance. The work does not put you in the practice of law, so professional responsibility and the final work product stay with the hiring attorney.
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