Looking for AI training work that uses Law subject-matter knowledge? These roles can involve helping prepare or review examples for artificial-intelligence systems, including legal content, model responses, or labeled data. OpenTrain is the hiring organization for roles on OpenTrain. Candidates apply through OpenTrain, and OpenTrain may place or refer successful candidates to the client whose project they will support.
Use senior legal expertise to create evaluation tasks, review model reasoning, and define standards for advanced AI systems. This Bay Area hybrid engagement pays $60-$100 per hour for an initial six-month term.
Posted Sep 8, 2026
Use your commercial contracting expertise to review and redline agreements that help train next-generation AI systems. This remote contractor role pays $90-$130 per hour and requires at least 20 hours weekly.
Posted Sep 7, 2026
Use your transactional legal expertise to review and redline commercial agreements for an AI training project. This remote contractor role pays $90-$130 per hour and requires active U.S. bar admission.
Posted Sep 6, 2026
Use your U.S. immigration law expertise to evaluate legal AI outputs, review documents, and improve next-generation models. This remote contractor role offers $140 to $400 per hour, 20+ hours weekly, for an expected 3 to 6 months.
Posted Sep 4, 2026
Create original Arabic law multiple-choice questions and worked solutions for an AI evaluation dataset. This remote freelance contract offers flexible work at $24.26 to $29.65 per hour.
Posted Aug 28, 2026
Use your Chinese legal expertise to write original multiple-choice questions and worked solutions for AI evaluation datasets. This remote contractor role offers flexible scheduling and $39.69-$48.51 per hour.
Posted Aug 28, 2026
Use your senior legal judgment to evaluate AI reasoning, create benchmark tasks, and define gold-standard solutions. This six-month Bay Area hybrid contract pays $100-$150 per hour.
Posted Aug 28, 2026
Use your legal practice experience to create expert tasks, develop gold-standard answers, and evaluate AI-generated legal responses. This flexible contractor role requires 20+ hours weekly and is open worldwide.
Posted Aug 28, 2026
Review legal, compliance, and commercial contract documents to help improve AI systems. This remote contractor role offers $80-$160 per hour for professionals with at least two years of relevant experience.
Posted Aug 28, 2026
Help improve AI legal reasoning by reviewing model answers, testing contract interpretation, and identifying citation and jurisdictional errors. This remote contractor role offers $245-$280 per hour for qualified attorneys.
Posted Aug 27, 2026
Use your legal expertise to create high-difficulty training tasks, review AI-generated answers, and calibrate expert work for advanced AI models. This worldwide contract role offers flexible hours and meaningful work in legal AI training.
Posted Aug 27, 2026
Use your commercial contract litigation experience to draft, evaluate, and refine legal work for an AI evaluation project. This remote U.S. contractor role pays $100 to $150 per hour and requires 20+ hours weekly.
Posted Aug 26, 2026
Use your shareholder and LLC litigation expertise to draft legal documents, shape case strategies, and evaluate AI responses. This remote US contract role pays $100-$150 per hour for 10-15 hours weekly.
Posted Aug 26, 2026
Use your commercial real estate litigation expertise to draft and evaluate multi-turn legal disputes for next-generation AI systems. This US contractor role offers $100 to $150 per hour and requires 20 or more hours weekly.
Posted Aug 26, 2026
Use your commercial litigation experience to draft and evaluate legal work product for advanced AI systems. This US contractor role offers $100-$150 per hour and requires 20+ hours weekly.
Posted Aug 25, 2026
Help shape reliable AI through realistic commercial litigation simulations, evaluation rubrics, and expert feedback. This remote contractor role offers $100 to $150 per hour for experienced US litigators.
Posted Aug 25, 2026
Use your commercial contract expertise to create legal AI tasks, evaluate model responses, and establish standards for accurate, practical outputs. This remote contractor role offers flexible work of 20+ hours per week.
Posted Aug 24, 2026
Use your legal expertise to create high-difficulty tasks, evaluate AI-generated responses, and shape more reliable legal AI systems. This remote contractor role offers flexible part-time work for qualified legal professionals worldwide.
Posted Aug 22, 2026
Use your technology transactions expertise to redline contracts, assess AI-generated legal responses, and build evaluation standards for legal AI systems. This remote contractor role offers flexible part-time work at an advertised $90-$150 per hour.
Posted Aug 22, 2026
Use your US corporate law expertise to evaluate legal documents, deal structures, and litigation materials that help train advanced AI systems. This remote contract role offers flexible work at $140-$400 per hour.
Posted Aug 21, 2026
Use your litigation and transactional expertise to review legal documents, draft clauses, and evaluate scenarios that improve AI-generated legal content. This remote contractor role pays $140-$400 per hour and requires US bar admission.
Posted Aug 21, 2026
Use your US legal expertise to analyze, draft, review, and evaluate sophisticated legal materials that help improve AI systems. This remote contractor role offers 20+ hours per week and $140-$400 per hour.
Posted Aug 21, 2026
Apply your U.S. immigration law expertise to evaluate AI-generated legal content, research, and workflows remotely. This contractor role pays $140 to $400 per hour and requires an active law license and significant BigLaw experience.
Posted Aug 21, 2026
Use your family law expertise to review, analyze, and annotate complex legal documents for AI training. This remote contractor role offers flexible part-time work at $140 to $400 per hour.
Posted Aug 21, 2026
Use your M&A legal expertise to review transaction documents, evaluate AI responses, and improve legal training data remotely for $140-$400/hour. Prior AI training experience is not required.
Posted Aug 21, 2026
Use your technology-transactions experience to evaluate AI-generated contract responses, conduct redlining exercises, and improve legal AI performance. This part-time remote contractor role offers flexible scheduling and hourly pay.
Posted Aug 21, 2026
Use your M&A legal expertise to evaluate contract redlines, assess AI-generated legal responses, and improve models used for contract review. This part-time remote contractor role pays $90-$150 per hour.
Posted Aug 21, 2026
Help improve legal AI through simulated negotiations, redlining, and expert evaluation of fund and M&A contract scenarios. This remote, part-time contractor role pays $90 to $150 per hour.
Posted Aug 21, 2026
Review transformed documents and datasets to verify accurate PII redaction and anonymization. This remote, part-time contractor role offers $31-$60 per hour for professionals with privacy, legal review, compliance, or eDiscovery experience.
Posted Aug 19, 2026
Use your technology transactions experience to evaluate AI contract analysis, perform simulated negotiations, and improve legal reasoning systems. This remote, part-time contractor role pays $90-$200 per hour.
Posted Aug 19, 2026
Law-focused AI training and data-labeling work can involve applying legal concepts while creating, reviewing, or evaluating examples for artificial-intelligence systems. Depending on the individual role, tasks may include writing or rating model responses, reviewing labeled text, annotating content, or applying legal knowledge to assess examples. The specific subject area, responsibilities, and requirements are provided in each live posting, so inspect the individual role for the details that apply.
OpenTrain is the hiring organization for roles involving Law subject-matter expertise. Candidates apply through OpenTrain. OpenTrain may place or refer successful candidates to the client whose project they will support. The individual live posting is the source of truth for eligibility, qualifications, responsibilities, experience, pay, hours, schedule, location rules, and client-specific requirements.
