Identify, scope, and manage complex, high-stakes integrated advocacy projects to advance the AI for Democracy Action Lab’s goals; Lead and drive the development of innovative legal arguments and potential litigation approaches at the intersection of AI and democracy; Lead the process of researching, drafting, and editing pleadings, motions, briefs, and other legal filings in impact litigation; Lead communication with opposing counsel and manage and grow relationships with clients, coalition partners, experts, and government stakeholders in high-stakes litigation and non-litigation settings; Manage discovery processes, including informal fact-finding, document review, witness interviews, written discovery, depositions, and expert discovery; Supervise and mentor paralegals, junior legal staff, and law students; Write, publish, and present to key audiences on legal issues that gain significant traction at the intersection of AI and democratic governance; Brief reporters and provide expert commentary on complex legal questions and developments in AI law and regulation, serving as a public face for projects; Engage with policymakers, regulators, civil society partners, and the tech industry as a credible legal voice for pro-democracy AI governance. Lead legal and policy projects or workstreams at the intersection of AI and democracy with managerial direction on strategy and pivots; Research, develop, and shape innovative ideas for litigation and policy strategies to advance the AI for Democracy Action Lab’s goals; Research, draft, and edit excellent legal pleadings and external-facing non-litigation products (including legal memos, primers, administrative comments, and op-eds); Participate in and manage discovery processes, including informal fact-finding, document review, witness interviews, written discovery, depositions, and expert discovery; Communicate in settings with significant stakes, including recruiting clients and retaining outside counsel and representing the organization with non-litigation external stakeholders (such as ecosystem or media briefings); Participate in convenings with policymakers, regulators, civil society partners, and the tech industry as a credible legal voice for pro-democracy AI governance.