Remote Attorney Jobs in United States
Browse 674 remote Attorney jobs in the United States, with 69 added this week. Pay averages $139,800 a year, from $101K for entry-level roles to $204K for lead roles. Open roles include Employment Attorney.
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The Staff Attorney will independently manage moderately complex civil litigation matters, including conducting research, drafting legal documents, and leading settlement negotiations. They will also provide strategic legal advice to clients and mentor junior legal staff to ensure high-quality case outcomes.
The Associate Attorney will manage employment law cases and provide legal counsel within a team structure. They are expected to work autonomously while contributing to the firm's civil litigation practice.
The attorney will manage a diverse caseload of workers' compensation defense matters from inception through resolution, including litigation and dispute proceedings. They are also responsible for developing case strategies, fostering client relationships, and mentoring junior associates.
The Commercial Attorney will draft, review, and negotiate a wide range of commercial agreements including MSAs, SOWs, and vendor contracts. They will also provide practical legal guidance on privacy, security, and AI matters while supporting the General Counsel in managing legal risks.
The attorney will manage high-volume caseloads involving security interests in motor vehicles and other assets. Responsibilities include negotiating settlements, handling litigation, and maintaining detailed documentation of all case activities.
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Manage high-volume caseloads involving security interests in motor vehicles and other assets. Engage in negotiations, ADR, and litigation to resolve claims while maintaining detailed documentation of all activities.
The Privacy Attorney serves as the primary point of contact for privacy on large healthcare accounts, ensuring compliance with HIPAA and state privacy laws. They advise staff on legal requirements, manage audit responses, and oversee the implementation of privacy programs and incident investigations.
The Associate Attorney will manage a diversified caseload, draft legal documents, and conduct legal research related to consumer protection. They will also communicate with clients and opposing parties to resolve claims while attending in-court appearances as necessary.
This position provides legal support for Medicaid and CHIP services, focusing on drafting, reviewing, and negotiating complex contracts and solicitation documents. The attorney represents the agency in procurement matters, contract disputes, and provides legal advice on state and federal compliance.
The attorney will prepare and file various immigration petitions, including family-based and employment-based applications. They will also represent clients in interviews and appointments before USCIS, ICE, CBP, and immigration courts.
The associate attorney will manage a diversified caseload of consumer protection matters, including drafting legal documents and conducting legal research. They will also communicate with clients and opposing parties to resolve claims while attending necessary in-court appearances.
Manage all phases of litigation, including discovery, hearings, trials, and mediations while drafting legal documents. Provide strategic legal advice to claims representatives and insured clients to facilitate effective case resolutions.
Independently manage moderately complex civil litigation matters, including conducting legal research, drafting documents, and leading settlement negotiations. Provide strategic legal advice to clients while mentoring junior staff and ensuring compliance with ethical standards.
The associate attorney will manage routine bankruptcy matters, including drafting pleadings, filing claims, and attending hearings. They will also monitor electronic filings and maintain regular communication with clients, opposing counsel, and the court.
The attorney will handle litigation for premises, automobile, Labor Law, and general liability claims. Responsibilities include managing cases remotely and attending court appearances and depositions in person as required.
The Contracts Attorney is responsible for drafting, reviewing, and negotiating various customer, vendor, and subcontractor agreements while supporting the Legal Director on disputes. They also serve as an in-house resource for contract-related legal matters and provide guidance to business teams on risk and compliance.
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The attorney will provide prepaid legal services, manage a diversified caseload, and advise clients on consumer debt issues. Responsibilities include drafting legal documents, negotiating settlements, and maintaining regular communication with clients and opposing parties.
The Senior Attorney provides legal support across the organization, including contract negotiation, regulatory risk assessment, and policy development. They also manage compliance programs, oversee outside counsel, and advise staff on legal issues related to business and operational matters.
The Associate Attorney will manage a diversified caseload of consumer protection matters in Maryland, including drafting legal documents and conducting legal research. They will also communicate with clients and opposing parties to resolve claims while attending necessary in-court appearances.
Advise clients on consumer protection laws, regulatory compliance, and interactions with federal and state regulators. Partner with cross-functional teams to review marketing, product claims, and business operations for legal risk mitigation.
Advise clients on consumer protection laws, regulations, and compliance requirements across products, services, and marketing operations. Partner with cross-functional teams to identify and mitigate regulatory risks while managing interactions with federal and state regulators.
The System Contracting Attorney provides legal support for agency procurement and contract activities, including drafting, reviewing, and negotiating complex legal instruments. They also advise agency personnel on state and federal laws, represent the agency in contract disputes, and assist in the development of policies and procedures.
The Associate Attorney will independently manage complex litigation matters, including court appearances, depositions, and trials. They will also collaborate with the legal team to develop case strategies and nurture relationships with clients.
Develop and execute effective litigation strategies while independently managing court appearances, depositions, and trials. Collaborate with team members and maintain professional communication with clients to ensure high-quality service and case outcomes.
Manage all phases of civil litigation and workers' compensation cases from inception through resolution. Provide strategic legal advice to clients and support senior counsel in trial preparation and execution.
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The attorney will assist property owners and managers in navigating fair housing issues to avoid liability. Responsibilities include drafting legal agreements, reviewing lease documents, and providing expert analysis on fair housing compliance.
The Forensic Attorney represents the Agency for Persons with Disabilities in various state and federal litigation forums and administrative proceedings. The role also involves providing legal advice on complex agency issues, conducting legal research, and drafting contracts and rules.
The Staff Attorney manages and oversees legal matters to ensure compliance with federal and state regulations across Medicare Advantage and commercial business segments. Responsibilities include drafting and reviewing contracts, conducting legal research, and serving as lead counsel in administrative hearings and disputes.
The attorney will manage workers' compensation defense cases throughout California, ensuring proactive and responsive client service. Responsibilities include conducting legal research, managing case files, and maintaining effective relationships with clients and partners.
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The average salary for remote Attorneys in the United States is $139,800 per year. This is based on data from 165 job openings. We use the yearly salaries in US dollars from these job postings to calculate salary expectations. Below is a breakdown of salary data by years of experience:
| Experience | Salaries counted | Average salary |
|---|---|---|
| Entry-level0–2 years | 25 | $101,155 |
| Junior2–5 years | 77 | $130,568 |
| Senior5–10 years | 51 | $157,516 |
| Lead10+ years | 12 | $204,258 |
We reviewed 238 job postings for remote Attorneys in the United States and found these are the skills employers ask for most often:
| Skill | Share of job posts |
|---|---|
| Legal research | 82% |
| Case management | 37% |
| Litigation | 32% |
| Time management | 32% |
| Civil litigation | 26% |
| Legal Writing | 24% |
| Analytical Skills | 20% |
| Negotiation | 20% |
| Organizational skills | 19% |
| Discovery | 19% |
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