• Analyzing a high volume and diverse range of contracts • Summarizing legal documents • Identifying key elements in contracts • Interacting with AI-powered chatbot systems

Role Description The Federal Appeals Firm™ is an AI Native national appellate practice focused exclusively on federal appeals of Social Security disability decisions. We are seeking an exceptional legal writer to join our team. Prior Social Security disability experience is not required. This is a writing-intensive role for an attorney who prefers substantive briefing over hearings, depositions, court appearances, or client-facing litigation. Associates are trained to work with Brief Master™, our proprietary AI-assisted briefing system developed in-house and refined through thousands of federal briefs. We also train associates in the proper use of Anthropic's Claude. These tools support legal analysis, record review, issue development, and draft refinement. They do not replace attorney judgment. This position is a remote position for attorneys that do not reside in New Jersey. It is an in-office/on-site position for attorneys that reside in New Jersey. Responsibilities include: - Drafting federal court briefs challenging Social Security disability decisions; - Analyzing administrative records to identify viable legal issues; - Conducting legal research across multiple federal circuits; - Drafting opening briefs, reply briefs, objections, post-judgment motions, and other substantive filings; - Maintaining accurate time records for EAJA fee petitions; - Collaborating with senior attorneys who review and finalize all filings. Qualifications - J.D. from an ABA-accredited law school; - Active admission to at least one state bar; - Exceptional legal research and writing skills; - Strong analytical ability and attention to detail; - Ability to manage a substantial writing-focused caseload; - Willingness to learn federal Social Security disability law; - Interest in working in an AI-native legal environment. Requirements - Experience with AI-assisted legal tools. However, we will train new associates in proper use of AI tools. Benefits - Base salary: $90,000–$110,000, depending on experience, writing ability, and qualifications. - High-performing associates may earn $120,000–$140,000+ through discretionary bonuses based on productivity, work quality, and overall contribution. - The base salary includes a $5,000 annual taxable health insurance stipend. The firm does not currently provide group health insurance. - 401(k) retirement plan available after two years of service or in accordance with plan terms. How to apply Email the following materials to appeals@thefederalappealsfirm.com: - Resume; - Cover letter; - Two writing samples. Subject line: APPELLATE ASSOCIATE POSITION Applicants with fewer than three years of attorney experience should also include their law school transcript. Writing Assessment: Candidates who advance to serious consideration will be asked to complete a writing assessment before any offer is made. The Federal Appeals Firm™ is an equal opportunity employer. This is a remote position.

• Coordinate and manage client cases throughout the lifecycle of litigation including intake, discovery, trial preparation, and resolution. • Communicate regularly with clients, providing updates on case progress and addressing any questions or concerns. • Work closely with attorneys to prepare legal documents, gather and organize evidence, and develop case strategies. • Monitor and maintain compliance with court deadlines, statutes of limitations, and internal timelines. • Assist with the preparation of discovery responses and various legal pleadings. • Maintain organized case files, ensuring all documentation is complete and accurate. • Facilitate communication between clients, experts, and other stakeholders, ensuring that essential information is collected and disseminated promptly. • Research and locate relevant case law, statutes, and regulations to support case strategy. • Assist in trial preparation, including organizing exhibits, witness lists, and trial binders.

• You help establish a new era of legal enforcement and are part of the mission to digitize and automate legal processes • You are responsible for client relationships and communication and provide legal advice and representation in civil law matters • You conduct negotiations with opposing parties and opposing counsel • You draft complaints, briefs, contracts, and other legal documents • You manage cases independently and represent our clients both out of court and in court • You work closely with various internal teams • You contribute your experience and feedback to our product development process and work directly with product managers and executive management to improve process automation