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Chariot Claims

Litigation strategist / Commercial litigation / Mass arbitration attorney

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Remote
Hiring Remotely in United States
135K-250K Annually
Senior level
Remote
Hiring Remotely in United States
135K-250K Annually
Senior level
Plaintiff-side litigation attorney responsible for managing high-volume mass arbitration campaigns, including case evaluation, pre-suit demands, filings, claimant communications, settlement negotiations, and co-counsel coordination. The role also develops scalable case evaluation processes, validates consumer protection and privacy theories, reviews legal materials, and serves as the internal authority on litigation strategy. Experience with legal technology, AI, and automation is required.
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About the Role

We're hiring a plaintiff-side litigation attorney to help drive Chariot's growing mass arbitration docket. You'll work with our legal strategy product team, ops team and outside counsel to initiate, prosecute, and resolve consumer arbitration cases across multiple sub-theories including but not limited to UDTP, privacy, data breach, and false advertising. Cases span household-name defendants and tens of thousands of claimants per campaign. You must be comfortable using legal tooling, AI and automation.

About Chariot Claims

Chariot Claims is an AI claims agent that helps consumers get paid for every corporate violation impacting them—data breaches, privacy violations, antitrust, and more. We’ve processed 65,000+ claims, with projected consumer recovery of $75M+.

Chariot builds technology to challenge the status quo. We take bold swings at the system to ascertain truth from stories, even if that means drawing legal/PR fire from established actors who are territorial and profit from the status quo.

As operators, we pride ourselves on our ethics, resilience, and humanity. With each turn, we emerge smarter, better prepared, and with more insiders who share our mission to build a better system. We’re already working with 20+ law firms, including several among the five most active complex litigation firms in the country.

Key Responsibilities
  • Improve Chariot's case evaluation playbook — design the framework, run reviews, and codify it for scale and repeatability

  • Partner with co-counsel to run plaintiff-side mass arbitration campaigns end-to-end: pre-suit demands, notices of dispute, AAA/JAMS filings, IDRs, and settlement negotiations

  • Serve as Chariot's internal authority on case strategy, redlines, and substantive filings

  • QA demand letters, notice batches, and claimant communications pre-send

  • Evaluate and validate new case theories across consumer protection, privacy, and complex litigation verticals

Who You Are
  • JD and active bar membership in at least one U.S. jurisdiction

  • 5+ years of plaintiff-side litigation experience, ideally at a mass arb / consumer class action firm — backgrounds at firms like Gutride Safier, Lieff Cabraser, Grant & Eisenhofer, or similar plaintiff-side shops are an ideal fit

  • Direct experience with consumer protection, UDTP, privacy/wiretapping, data breach, and/or false advertising theories

  • Comfortable with high case volume and legal tooling/technology (AI, Automations)

  • Deadline-driven, organized, and pragmatic; able to make calls quickly without losing rigor

Why Join Us?
  • Massive Greenfield opportunity to build the litigation function inside a fast-growing legal tech company

  • Competitive salary, equity, and benefits package in a fast-growing, high-impact startup

  • Collaborative, smart, humble, mission-driven, high-vibes team that loves music

  • 2-4 off-sites per year in beautiful, cultural destinations; expenses covered for you and a +1.

Position Type: PT or FT Contract to Hire or W2 Full-Time (Flexible)
Location: Remote

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