About the role
Litigation Lawyer (Spain) is a remote review track for evaluating AI outputs in litigation workflows. Reviewers grade citation accuracy, statutory reasoning, and policy adherence; flag risk; and document the corrected analysis so the modeling team can train on it.
Litigation content is judged on precision. AuraOne uses qualified legal and policy reviewers to grade AI outputs the way a senior associate would — with citations, severity tags, and the corrected reasoning alongside the original.
Judge legal, policy, and compliance outputs for precision and risk.
Responsibilities
- Review AI outputs against current litigation statutes, case law, or policy for Litigation Lawyer (Spain) assignments.
- Verify citations, jurisdictions, and dates against authoritative sources.
- Flag risky reasoning, missed exceptions, and policy-adherence gaps with severity tags.
- Capture the corrected analysis or memo paragraph so the modeling team can train on it.
- Adjudicate disputed treatments against published authority or firm policy.

What you should bring




- Active or recent qualification in litigation or an adjacent practice for Litigation Lawyer (Spain) work.
- Hands-on experience drafting, reviewing, or advising on real matters.
- Comfort applying multi-page rubrics consistently across long batches.
- Clear written reasoning that cites authority and names the rule being applied.
- Reliable async availability for at least 10 hours per week.

Role signals
Example tasks
- Verify the citations in a model's litigation memo and flag any miscites with severity.
- Grade a model's statutory reasoning on a complex fact pattern and rate the analysis.
- Adjudicate a disputed treatment between two reviewers using current authority.
- Audit a 25-row batch for rubric consistency and report drift to the program lead.

Useful experience
- Bar admission or legal-equivalent credential in a relevant jurisdiction.
- Prior experience reviewing AI-assisted legal-research or compliance too

📌 Litigation Lawyer (España)
🏢 AuraOne
📍 España