Are law firm attorneys even busy right now, or have they seen covid downturn?

Anonymous wrote:Fed - Patent and Trade Office

This. My neighbor reviews applications. 100% remote even pre Covid. But she hates it and I don’t think the pay is great.

Fed - Patent and Trade Office

The Board of Veterans Appeals is always hiring and telework is available. However, the job is pretty terrible.

There are a couple of cloud-based law firms out there - look at Rimon, FisherBroyles, Culhane Meadows.. I can't think of other names but there are more. All of them would require a book of business but you have complete flexibility in your hours, location, etc and there is very good level of support and working together with other attorneys.

Anonymous wrote:You could look at immigration appellate work or Board of Immigration Appeals work- they let people work remotely

I heard it is telework (a day or tow per pay period in office), not 100% remote work from home. Am I wrong?

A lot of jobs are going to be remote or remote-possible in the next year post covid-19.

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Anonymous wrote:I think you're looking for a unicorn job that doesn't exist right now.

They exist. I’ve got one. But there are no openings.

+1

Another idea is a school district or charter network. Many have a lawyer to help with special education issues, real estate transactions, and hiring issues. A rural school district might need one