Legal Research Intern (Part-Time)

Filevine

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Location: United States
Work style: Remote only
Job type: Internship
Posted: Nov 5; Today

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About the company

Filevine

Software Development · 501 to 1,000 employees

Filevine is changing the way legal work gets done for law practitioners and their clients. As the leading legal work platform, Filevine is dedicated to empowering organizations with tools to simplify and elevate complex, high-stakes legal work. Powering everything from document management and client communication to timekeeping, billing, payments, and business analytics, over 125,000 legal professionals use Filevine daily to deliver excellence in every contract, deadline, and result. In 2024, Filevine was named among the fastest-growing companies in the United States according to the Inc 5000, Deloitte Technology Fast 500, and Utah Business Fast 50 lists.

Filevine believes in a brighter future where the intersection of legal work, technology and business is made more seamless, transparent, and effortless for all legal professionals and everyone they interact with.

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What you'll do

The intern will analyze published judicial opinions and verify the accuracy of AI-generated outputs against source legal materials.
They will also collaborate with legal researchers and machine learning engineers to improve data quality.

What you need

Candidates must be currently enrolled as 2L or 3L students at an accredited law school.
Applicants should have completed the 1L curriculum and possess strong legal research and writing skills.
Education: a postgraduate degree

Key skills

Legal researchLegal analysisData validationJudicial opinion analysisAttention to detailLegal writingMachine learning familiarityLegal technology

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Perks

Flexible schedule
Hands-on experience
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Filevine is developing new AI-powered tools for the legal industry. As part of this effort, we need people with real legal research training to review and validate data that our machine learning systems extract from published legal materials. We are looking for part-time legal research interns from accredited law schools. This role is ideal for law students who enjoy close reading of judicial opinions and legal analysis, and who are curious about how AI is being applied to legal practice. Position: Part-Time Legal Research Intern Location: Remote Hours: 10–20 hours per week (flexible around class schedules) Eligibility: 2L and 3L students at accredited law schools \n What You'll Do Read and analyze published judicial opinions across state and federal jurisdictions. Review outputs generated by AI systems and verify their accuracy against the source legal materials. Apply your legal research training to identify errors, ambiguities, or edge cases in automated outputs. Collaborate with legal researchers and ML engineers to improve data quality over time. Qualifications Currently enrolled as a 2L or 3L. Completion of at least the 1L curriculum, including legal research and writing. Enjoy reading and analyzing judicial opinions, statutes, and other legal authorities. Strong attention to detail and familiarity with legal writing. Interest in legal technology or AI. Why This Internship Gain hands-on experience working at the intersection of AI and law (which, in our view, is a meaningful differentiator in a changing legal market!) Apply your legal training to real-world problems that will shape how attorneys work with technology. Work alongside experienced legal researchers and ML engineers on a cross-functional, international team. Flexible, part-time schedule designed to work around law school commitments. \n