BigLaw lawyers
$140–$400/hr
Contribute your subject-matter expertise in support of a customer's project.
37 open tasks for lawyers
AI training jobs for lawyers
Get paid to review and write the legal answers that train AI models. Remote, flexible hours, and some of the highest rates in AI training.
Find my legal matchesAbout a minute. Free, no account needed.
$90–$140Typical hourly rate
$400Top rate listed
37Open tasks right now
Open tasks for lawyers
Live from the human-data platforms, highest paid first. Updated every 6 hours.
BigLaw lawyers (Litigation/Corporate/M&A)
$140–$400/hr
Contribute your subject-matter expertise in support of a customer's project.
Civil Rights Attorney (BigLaw Firms)
$140–$400/hr
Contribute expertise to a client-focused project centered on civil rights law.
Corporate Attorney (BigLaw Firms)
$140–$400/hr
Participate in a unique project for a leading customer.
Criminal Defense Attorney (BigLaw Firms)
$140–$400/hr
Contribute to a customer’s project focused on legal innovation.
Criminal Lawyer (BigLaw Firms)
$140–$400/hr
Contribute to a unique customer project at the intersection of law and technology.
Family Law Attorney (AAML Registered)
$140–$400/hr
Contribute your expertise to a dynamic customer project.
Immigration Attorney
$140–$400/hr
Contribute your legal expertise to a dynamic client project.
Litigation Associate Attorney (BigLaw Firms)
$140–$400/hr
Contribute expertise to a dynamic customer project.
What the work looks like
Legal AI tools are only as good as the lawyers who check them. Most tasks fall into four kinds.
Grade AI legal answers
Check AI answers to legal questions for accuracy, missed issues and bad citations, and explain what a good answer looks like.
Draft model answers and documents
Write memos, clause analyses and research answers the way you would for a client, as gold-standard examples for the model.
Build realistic legal tasks
Create hard, realistic scenarios from your practice area that test whether an AI can reason like a lawyer.
Stress-test for risk
Find where AI gives confident but wrong advice, misses a jurisdictional point or invents case law.
Practice areas in demand
The practice areas that come up most in open tasks right now. US-qualified attorneys are the most requested.
ContractsLitigationCorporateComplianceM&ACriminal lawBankruptcyCivil rightsImmigrationFamily law
How it works
- Get matched
Answer four quick questions. We rank every open task by how likely you are to be hired.
- Apply on the platform
Apply where the task is posted. Most platforms run a short skills assessment or interview and an ID check.
- Work and get paid
Pick up tasks when it suits you. The platform pays you directly, on its own schedule.
Is it right for you?
A good fit if
- You're a qualified lawyer, or a paralegal with solid practice experience
- You can spot a wrong or incomplete legal answer quickly
- You write clear, well-reasoned analysis
- You want flexible work alongside practice, a career break or retirement
Probably not if
- You're looking for a salaried associate or in-house role
- You need guaranteed hours every week
- You haven't practised or studied law
Questions lawyers ask
What do AI training jobs for lawyers involve?
You review and write legal content for AI models: grading answers to legal questions, drafting model memos or clause analyses, and building realistic scenarios that test legal reasoning. You don't give legal advice to clients; the work trains and evaluates the model.
How much do lawyers earn training AI?
Legal tasks are among the best paid. Most on humaven pay between $90–$140 an hour, and BigLaw-level roles go up to $400 an hour. Rates are set by each platform and shown on every task.
Do I need to be licensed or admitted to the bar?
Many roles ask for a law degree and admission in a specific jurisdiction, often a US state. Some tasks accept law graduates or experienced paralegals. Each task lists its requirements.
Can I do this alongside my practice?
Many lawyers do. Tasks are flexible, with no minimum hours. Check your firm's rules on outside work and confidentiality before you apply.
Is this legal advice or client work?
No. You're not advising clients or forming attorney-client relationships. You evaluate and write content used to train and test AI systems.
How do I apply?
Answer four quick questions on humaven to see the legal tasks you're most likely to get, then apply on the platform that posts the task. Expect a short assessment or interview and a credentials check.
See the legal tasks you're most likely to get.
Tell us your practice area and experience. We'll rank every open task for you.
Find my legal matchesAbout a minute. Free, no account needed.