Junior Legal Researcher | London

We Are

Breaking The Law

LawAdvisor was founded in 2015 in Melbourne, Australia with a fearless and ambitious belief: that everybody should have access to justice .

We hypothesised that the high costs, inefficiencies, and difficulties of obtaining legal help could be overcome simply by providing greater access to legal information, and by providing everybody with real-time access to high-quality, affordable lawyers online.

Our mission has since been supported by thousands of lawyers and has allowed us to expand and set up offices across the globe. We\'ve also attracted high-profile investors and partners who have shared our mission to transform legal service delivery.

We\'re still not satisfied. The potential exists to completely revolutionise the practice of law. The start of this decade has delivered LawAdvisor with a new mandate: to overhaul and transform how lawyers work, and how people interact with and consume legal services, with state-of-the-art legal practice management technology in order to (i) increase efficiencies; (ii) automate routine processes; (iii) increase transparency; (iv) bring the legal practice to the 21st century.

We Need

A Trend Spotter

As an expert in our industry, target market, and current trends, the legal researcher will help shape, influence, and refine the further development of our products, and influence our marketing and go-to-market campaigns. You can work autonomously but also collaboratively with a team and our key stakeholders. You can navigate and filter the many requests that will be demanded of you and can make the tough judgment calls about where to devote your time and attention, based on business priorities. One day, you’ll be researching a key area of the law, and the next, you’ll be contributing to product direction and providing input about our GTM campaigns.

You’re never satisfied with a ‘good idea’: you will use all the resources at your disposal to ensure that these ideas not only materialise, but provide tangible benefits to our clients, our company, and in transforming the industry. To achieve this, you will work with the core management team and will be trusted to build strong working relationships with our product, marketing, and customer success teams. After all, you’re tasked with a key responsibility: to ensure LawAdvisor stands out in the world of legal tech and deliver on our promise to revolutionise legal services delivery.

You Will

  • Understand our users – Work closely with the product, engineering and design team to deeply understand the needs of our customers and surface opportunities to improve the user experience.

  • Bridge legal insight with product development – Conduct multi-jurisdictional legal research to support product features, and translate complex legal requirements into actionable, user-friendly product content.

  • Contribute to product documentation – Draft internal legal summaries, process notes, support articles, and assist with user-facing documentation like UAT guides and legal tool workflows.

  • Shape content strategy – Help define our position as a trusted voice in legal tech by researching and curating thought leadership content, identifying emerging themes, and developing research-backed narratives, to build a ‘one source of trust’ for our community.

  • Support competitive and market analysis – Analyse competitors, legal tech trends, and user pain points to inform product direction and strategic priorities.

  • Track legal and industry trends – Monitor legislation, case law, regulatory updates, and latest advancements in AI and automation to inform product decisions and ensure the ongoing relevance of our tools.

  • Understand the legal-technology ‘space’ and the value systems that surround the legal service industry.

  • Have excellent communication when articulating ideas for further research to the teams, and have solid evidence to support why we need to invest time in that area.


You should have

  • A Law LLB or a Master’s in Law.

  • Strong written, verbal and interpersonal skills: you are a central hub of communication within our company as you are responsible for synthesising the voices, needs, and concerns of our stakeholders, product team, and clients.

  • Experience analysing content to ascertain trustworthiness and credibility when conducting legal research and referencing.

  • Experience working with others and managing your own workload. As a team player in a startup, we promote the independence of running with your own ideas as well as collaborating as a team to achieve them.

  • An understanding and enthusiasm for researching and writing about legal technology. LawAdvisor’s content is a niche in this area and we aim to showcase our industry expertise in this way.

  • The ability to work alongside the customer success and marketing teams but also autonomously as you take the initiative to do what is needed.

  • The ability to build domain and industry knowledge quickly.

Bonus points

  • Thrive under pressure.

  • Experience working with a remote team.

  • Experience working in the legal services industry.

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