# Legal work that fits your life. > For attorneys & USPTO patent agents Claim credentialed legal work when you want it, from wherever you are — between roles, alongside a part-time practice, or as the whole way you work now. Each piece carries a flat fee, fixed before you claim and entirely yours. No day job required, and none assumed. *Preview build — a recruiting page. The one application lives at gigs.lawyer/join.* - **Apply (the one door):** https://gigs.lawyer/join - **The marketplace:** https://gigs.lawyer - **Employed & moonlighting instead:** https://moonlight.lawyer `flat fee · 100% yours · 8–25 min · paid same-day · one door: gigs.lawyer/join` ## At a glance - **100%** — of the flat fee is yours — your professional fee, whole and undivided - **8–25 min** — of actual judgment work per review — read, then decide - **Same-day** — paid on the act, whether you sign, send back, or decline ## Built for the practice you run on your own terms. Some attorneys want work that fits around a day job. This is the other door — for the ones who want the independent work to be the thing itself, claimed when it suits them and set down when it does not. ### Between roles Keep your credential earning while you decide what is next. Claim a review this week, none the next; your license stays productive without a firm attached to it. ### Part-time by design A few reviews around the rest of your life. Work reaches you only inside your credential, your jurisdictions, and your declared areas — you claim what fits, and nothing is ever assigned. ### Contract-minded Discrete, scoped, paid on completion. Every piece is limited-scope by design: you review and, in your own judgment, sign or decline — the engagement ends with the act. ### Building an on-your-terms practice Make claim-it-when-you-want work the whole practice. One flat fee per act, posted before you claim, and every dollar of it your own professional fee. Employed and moonlighting after hours instead? That is a different door, same network — moonlight.lawyer. ## One flat fee, fixed before you claim — and all of it yours. These are structural facts of how work is posted on gigs.lawyer, not promotional terms. gigs.attorney makes no offer of its own; it describes the economics the independent attorneys on the network already work under today. Forward any of it to your ethics counsel. - **Fixed before you claim** — Every review is posted with one flat Legal Fee, set when the work is posted and shown to you on the Conflicts Sheet before you claim. No hourly math, no negotiation after the fact. - **The whole fee is yours** — The Legal Fee is your professional fee, whole and undivided — never a share of anything, and never a cut taken by anyone else. The platform charges separately for the software it provides; its economics never touch the fee line. - **8–25 minutes of judgment** — The overhead stack — intake, drafting, matching, coverage, payment — is carried for you. What is left is the work that requires your license: reading one prepared item and deciding. Eight to twenty-five minutes, from your phone. - **Paid same-day, on the act** — A signature, a Send-back with defects noted, and a Declination with your reasoned memo are all completed professional work. Each pays the full flat fee, the same day. - **Coverage that names you** — Your firm's policy doesn't cover outside work — that's the gap that stops most attorneys. On the network, malpractice coverage names you as the insured, and it is verified in force before anything is signable. Until it is in force for you, nothing is signable. - **Your no is sovereign** — After you read the full Packet, a reasoned Declination pays the full fee and is final — against every process, every meter, and every operator — and is never scored against you. Refusal is completed work here, not a demerit. No product or price is offered on this page. The single application, and the marketplace these terms govern, live at gigs.lawyer. ## Claim it when you want it. Nothing is ever assigned. Work is offered, and your claim is the only thing that starts it. Three steps, none of them new to you. 1. **Verify once** — Your bar admission or USPTO registration is checked against the official roster before your first review — patent agents are first-class here, no law degree, no asterisk. 2. **Claim what fits** — Read the Conflicts Sheet, run your own conflicts check, and claim — the full Packet unlocks once you clear. See a week that suits you? Claim several. See nothing that fits? Claim none; there's no quota and no penalty. 3. **Decide, and get paid** — Sign it, send it back with defects noted, or decline with a reasoned memo. Each is completed work, and each pays your flat fee the same day. ## This is the porch. The application is one link away. gigs.attorney is a recruiting page and nothing more — it holds no application, no roster, and no marketplace of its own. That is deliberate: there is exactly one marketplace, gigs.lawyer, and exactly one place to apply, gigs.lawyer/join. So every button here goes to the same place. Whether the flexible, claim-it-when-you-want framing above is what drew you, or you arrived some other way, the door is the same door — you join the one network, on the terms described above. Employed and looking to moonlight after a day job instead? moonlight.lawyer is the sibling door into the same /join. ## Turn your license into work that fits your life. The application is at gigs.lawyer/join. Limited scope by design — you review and, in your own judgment, sign or decline. Coverage that names you, verified in force before you sign. - [Apply at gigs.lawyer](https://gigs.lawyer/join) - [See the marketplace](https://gigs.lawyer) ## Machine-legible This same page is served as markdown to any client whose Accept header does not explicitly ask for text/html — the same copy objects, spoken as markdown. A live check of the demand substrate is at GET /substrate. > The work is generated on api.lawyer, the demand substrate. This status is a live check of it — not a demo. --- gigs.attorney is a preview-build recruiting page for the gigs.lawyer network. It hosts no application and makes no offer of its own; every term above describes economics live on gigs.lawyer, where the one application lives. Nothing on this page is a live-service claim, and nothing on it is legal advice. gigs.attorney — a recruiting porch for gigs.lawyer · [gigs.lawyer](https://gigs.lawyer) · [gigs.lawyer/join](https://gigs.lawyer/join) · [moonlight.lawyer](https://moonlight.lawyer) · [api.lawyer](https://api.lawyer)