Corporate and M&A Attorney
Job Description
Develop corporate-law exercises involving deals, governance and financing. Review whether AI can identify transactional risk and explain the reasoning behind sound drafting and diligence decisions.
What you will do
• Write examples from term sheets through closing, including transaction structures and entity-governance questions.
• Review purchase and merger agreements, bylaws, financing documents, diligence summaries and disclosure schedules.
• Assess representations, indemnities, board matters and material legal risks.
• Explain ambiguities and convert deal reasoning into clear reference answers and review criteria.
Required background
• For US deal-scenario authorship, hold a JD and current US bar admission, with two or more years practising corporate or M&A law.
• That assignment requires hands-on responsibility for drafting, diligence, negotiation support or closing work and clear written English.
Preferred background
• Three or more years of corporate, M&A, securities, private-equity, capital-markets or related commercial-litigation practice.
• For broader corporate-material review, a JD and active US or equivalent international bar membership are preferred.
• Buy-side and sell-side deal exposure, board advice, in-house work or sophisticated firm experience.
• Technical/CS knowledge, legal-data annotation, a clerkship, legal editing or training junior lawyers.
Location and eligibility
• US-only corporate-document assignments require US residence; broader corporate review has no stated country restriction. US scenario authorship requires US bar admission.
Availability
• Remote work. US scenario-authoring assignments require at least 10 hours weekly.
Pay and engagement
$105 • $368/hr
All amounts are in USD. The rate, task scope and schedule are agreed before work begins.