Attorney – Legal Tech Strategist (Remote)

Company Description It’s 2 AM. Opposing counsel just filed. You’re racing the clock—and relying on one AI you don’t fully trust. What if multiple AIs analyzed your case at the same time… challenged each other… exposed weaknesses… and strengthened your argument before you file? That’s LawFusion. How LawFusion.AI Works One AI = one perspective. It validates your framing—and misses the same blind spots. Even using multiple AIs separately doesn’t fix it. You just get different answers—not pressure. The real unlock is making them debate. Instead of asking “is this strong?”: • one AI argues your position • one argues opposing counsel • one evaluates what actually holds up Weaknesses surface immediately—not because the AI is smarter, but because adversarial pressure reveals what agreement hides. Each round strengthens the argument: • Round 1 → obvious counterarguments • Round 2 → weak points collapse, strong ones sharpen • Round 3+ → resembles internal BigLaw review Arguments get tested, stress-fractured, and rebuilt before filing. That’s how solo and small firms compete at a higher level. Role Description We’re looking for an attorney to help bring LawFusion to the legal market. This is not a traditional legal role. You’ll: • Demo LawFusion to attorneys and firms • Show how it strengthens real motions and arguments • Build relationships with solo practitioners and small firms • Help drive adoption of a new way to practice law • Represent LawFusion as a leader in legal AI Most candidates try LawFusion before applying. You should too. Qualifications • Attorney (JD + active license preferred) or strong legal background • Litigation or legal research experience • Strong communication skills • Interest in legal tech / AI • Comfortable presenting or demoing tools Application Instructions Email: [email protected] Subject: Legal Tech Strategist – [Your Name] Include: • Brief background (3–4 sentences) • Which LawFusion feature stands out most and why • One idea to reach 500+ attorneys • Your 30-second pitch to a skeptical solo attorney • Resume or LinkedIn profile Try it yourself: