Expert Opportunity Report
Attorney roles in litigation and regulation
Five listed roles with advertised pay ranges and posting dates

Tamara Patzer

Nov 11, 2026

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Quick start: Each role below shows the pay range, the skills asked for and the date it was checked. Tap the role link to read the full posting and apply. Browse every open micro1 role here (referral link). Read the disclosure first: I may be paid if you apply through my links, and applying does not guarantee work.

 

Five legal roles cover litigation, gaming regulation, energy and health care law.

 

I may be paid if you apply through the links on this page. I am not an employee or representative of the company that posts these roles.

 

Litigation Attorney

 

Advertised pay: $80 to $150 an hour; posted Oct. 29, 2026.

 

The listing highlights legal reasoning, evidence synthesis and brief writing.

 

View the Litigation Attorney role

 

Gaming/Gambling Regulatory Attorney

 

Advertised pay: $140 to $400 an hour; posted Oct. 28, 2026.

 

The listed skills include gaming law, regulatory analysis and document review.

 

View the Gaming and Gambling Regulatory Attorney role

 

Energy Regulatory Counsel

 

Advertised pay: $140 to $400 an hour; posted Oct. 28, 2026.

 

The listing identifies federal and state utility regulation and transactional energy work.

 

View the Energy Regulatory Counsel role

 

Healthcare Attorney

 

Advertised pay: $140 to $400 an hour; posted Oct. 22, 2026.

 

The listed skills include health care regulation, policy analysis and contract drafting.

 

View the Healthcare Attorney role

 

Litigation Associate Attorney (BigLaw Firms)

 

Advertised pay: $140 to $400 an hour; posted Oct. 22, 2026.

 

View the Litigation Associate Attorney role

 

Applying does not guarantee selection, pay at a particular rate or any amount of work.

 

Listings can change or close; check the current description before applying.

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