REMOTE: Contract Reviewer (FT, 6-month project)

October 16, 2026

Job Title: Contract Reviewer

Location: Remote

Schedule: Full-Time, 40 hours per week

Hours: Must be available during Central Time Zone business hours

Compensation: $25.00/hour

Training: Intensive 48-hour training program provided prior to project start

Project Details

Project is scheduled to begin on Wednesday, October 28th
Expected duration is approximately 6 months
Spots are limited, so qualified candidates are encouraged to apply as soon as possible

Job Description

Robert Half Legal is seeking a detail-oriented Contract Reviewer to support a large-scale contract review and data extraction project. In this role, you will review contracts and validate key contract attributes that have been extracted by AI and Relativity-based technology platforms. This is not a legal analysis or contract interpretation role. Instead, the primary focus is on accurately confirming whether specific contract data points have been captured correctly.

The ideal candidate is highly organized, technology-savvy, and comfortable performing repetitive, detail-focused work while maintaining a high degree of accuracy.

Key Responsibilities

Review a variety of contracts, including lease agreements, service agreements, property management agreements, and related commercial contracts
Validate contract data extracted by AI and document review technology platforms
Confirm the accuracy of approximately 50–60 contract attributes per agreement
Verify key contract information, including:
Contract execution dates
Termination dates
Contracting parties
Limitation of liability provisions
Other defined contract data fields
Compare extracted information against the underlying contract and identify discrepancies
Maintain established productivity and accuracy standards throughout the review process
Participate in training and onboarding to learn project-specific workflows and validation procedures

Qualifications

Prior experience reviewing contracts, legal documents, or commercial agreements preferred
Experience with Relativity is a plus
Strong technical aptitude and ability to learn new software platforms quickly
Exceptional attention to detail and commitment to accuracy
Ability to work independently in a remote environment
Comfortable performing repetitive, process-driven work
Experience in legal, contract administration, procurement, compliance, or document review environments is helpful but not required

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