Remote Briefing Lawyer
Organising Institution / Firm
Arnold & Itkin LLP
Quick Verified Facts
๐ Deadline
Rolling Basis (Official)
๐ Mode / Location
Dallas, TX / Remote (USA)
๐ฐ Stipend / Pay
Highly competitive (Salaried or 1099 contractor)
๐ Eligibility
J.D. from an ABA accredited law school; Member in good standing of any state bar; Minimum of two yearsโ post-law school experience at a civil law firm or one year in a judicial clerkship.
๐ก๏ธ Category
Law Firm Job
Full Opportunity Brief
Role Overview
Arnold & Itkin LLP is seeking a detail-oriented Briefing Lawyer to support its Houston-based trial teams on high-profile, nationwide litigation. This role is available as a full-time position, either based in the Dallas office or remotely from anywhere in the United States.
Key Eligibility Criteria
- Education: J.D. from an ABA-accredited law school.
- Licensure: Member in good standing of any state bar.
- Experience: Minimum of two yearsโ post-law school experience at a civil law firm OR one year in a judicial clerkship.
- Skills: Proficiency in Microsoft Office 365; experience with Filevine, SharePoint, and Teams is preferred.
Responsibilities & Scope of Work
- Research, prepare, and draft motions, responses, petitions, complaints, and complex demand letters.
- Conduct legal research and review case documents across varied jurisdictions.
- Draft briefs and memoranda on contested issues during litigation and trial.
- Travel to attend trials as needed (approximately 2-4 times per year).
Stipend & Compensation
The firm offers highly competitive pay, available on either a salaried or 1099 contractor basis.
Application Procedure
Interested candidates should apply via the official LinkedIn portal. Note: Applicants must submit writing samples along with their resume to be considered.
FAQs
- Is this role strictly remote? The role can be performed remotely from anywhere in the U.S. or from the firm's Dallas office, with occasional travel to Houston required.
- What is the primary focus of the caseload? The work involves civil litigation, with approximately 60% of cases in Texas, 20% in Louisiana, and 20% in other jurisdictions.
