Law Clerk (Commercial Real Estate / Energy)

Role overview

This contract Law Clerk role focuses on commercial real estate and energy-related document review for remote work. The assignment supports power generation projects on the US East Coast and involves a weekly commitment of 10 to 40 hours.

What you'll do

• Examine commercial real estate papers, site control agreements, and title records connected to power generation developments.
• Pull out and organize important data points, especially those related to land-use rights and proof of ownership.
• Spot, record, and classify supporting evidence for land-use compliance, along with any gaps or weaknesses in the legal paperwork.
• Work with a multi-stage review team to help maintain accuracy during the first pass and final reconciliation.
• Help build benchmark datasets that are used to test and refine AI-based document review systems.
• Share findings clearly in both written and spoken form, with a strong focus on precision and readability.

What we are looking for

• Background in commercial real estate law, especially for large infrastructure or power generation projects.
• Strong understanding of title, ownership, and land-use rights documents used in complex development work.
• Practical experience handling document review, extracting data, and identifying legal issues or risk indicators.
• Very careful approach to detail and a consistent standard of accuracy in structured data work.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills, plus the ability to collaborate effectively with others.

Additional information

This is a remote contract position. The role is intended for 10–40 hours per week. The work is tied to commercial real estate and energy projects, with a particular focus on documentation for the US East Coast.

Application process

• Submit the application through the provided professional network channel.
• Watch for follow-up communication by email.
• Proceed through resume screening and an interview stage.