23 open jobs
Updated November 10
Federal Contract Specialist
Government Contracts Manager Expert
Contracts Attorney Expert
Contract Negotiator Expert
Contracts Attorney / Legal Diligence & Redlines Expert
US Contract Attorney — Federal Litigation
US Contract Attorney — Litigation
US Contract Attorney — In-House Counsel
US Contract Attorney — Transactional
SaaS Contracts Counsel
Contract Attorney / Commercial Counsel
Contract Law Expert
Procurement & Contracts Manager
Contract Attorney
Contracts Attorney
Commercial Contracts Attorney
Contract Manager/ Negotiator
Contract Attorney
Contract Review Expert
Contract Lawyer
Contract Law Expert
Underpayment & Managed-care Contract Specialist
Legal contracts / diligence / redlines Evaluator
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Questions about contract attorney jobs
What does a contract attorney do?
A contract attorney is a lawyer hired for one project or a set term, often for document review, due diligence or drafting. On AI projects, contract attorneys review and redline agreements and grade the contract analysis AI systems write.
How much do contract attorney jobs pay?
Most contract attorney jobs open right now pay $100 to $110 an hour. Alpheva, AfterQuery and micro1 post the highest rates.
Do contract review jobs need a law license?
Roles with attorney in the title need a law degree and usually an active license. Contract manager and negotiator roles hire on experience with commercial, procurement or government contracts, and many are open to people without a law degree.
How are contract attorneys paid?
Most contract attorneys are paid by the hour as independent contractors, for the hours they log on a project. The platform withholds no tax, so in the US you report the income yourself and pay self-employment tax.
