Nicholas A.

Key Skills

Software

Don't disclose

Top Subject Matter

Mediation training and judicial education

Trial advocacy training

Legal research writing and negotiation simulation

Top Data Types

Text

Document

Top Task Types

Data Collection

Prompt + Response Writing (SFT)

Freelancer Overview

Fundamentals of Mediation Training (Participant), The Supreme Court of Ohio. Brings 5+ years of professional experience across legal operations, contract review, compliance, and structured analysis. Core strengths include Don't disclose. Education includes Juris Doctor, University of Dayton School of Law (2026) and Bachelor of Science, Arizona State University (2023). AI-training focus includes data types such as Text and labeling workflows including Data Collection and Prompt + Response Writing (SFT).

Labeling Experience

Fundamentals of Mediation Training (Participant), The Supreme Court of Ohio

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Completed a comprehensive Supreme Court of Ohio mediation training focused on practical mediation workflows rather than AI labeling or annotation. Activities included small group role plays that simulated real mediation settings and helped build structured approaches to conflict assessment and communication. The training emphasized consistent processes, ethics, and handling common mediation scenarios to support better outcomes in mediation sessions. • Covered core mediation concepts such as conflict theory, negotiation and power dynamics, and effective communication • Practiced a six-stage mediation model through hands-on role plays • Addressed mediation ethics, safety concerns, and compassion fatigue • Applied skills to court mediation contexts, including family law scenarios

2026 - 2026

Building Trial Skills Program (Participant), National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA)

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Participated in a National Institute for Trial Advocacy (NITA) trial skills program emphasizing structured legal communication and courtroom practice rather than AI/data labeling. The experience included performing trial components such as opening statements, closings, and witness examinations with feedback to improve performance. While not a labeling role, it functioned as a structured training regimen for producing and evaluating text-based legal arguments. • Conducted opening statements and closing arguments • Performed direct and cross-examinations with witnesses • Received individualized feedback from experienced trial attorneys and judges • Improved courtroom presence, advocacy techniques, and confidence through iterative practice

2025 - 2025

1L Diversity Case Competition (Participant), Keating Muething & Klekamp (KMK) Law

Don't discloseTextPrompt + Response Writing (SFT)

Participated in KMK Law’s 1L Diversity Case Competition involving simulated legal research, writing, and presentation under time constraints rather than data labeling. The competition required producing a client-ready memorandum based on complex legal issues and presenting findings to firm partners. It also included simulated client meetings and negotiations with opposing counsel to practice structured argumentation and communication. • Completed legal research and drafting within an 18-hour writing window • Produced a client-ready memorandum and presented analysis to partners • Received real-time feedback on legal analysis, presentation, and professionalism • Participated in simulated client meetings and negotiations with opposing counsel

2024 - 2024

Education

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