Expert Opportunity Report
Regulatory law opportunities across five specialties
5 listings with advertised details from the public list checked Oct. 31, 2026

Tamara Patzer

Nov 11, 2026

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Readers comparing legal opportunities can review 5 separate listings here. The listed skills range from product safety law to drafting legal and compliance documents.

 

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.

 

Consumer Product Safety Attorney

 

Advertised pay: $140 to $400 an hour.

 

Posted Oct. 28, 2026.

 

Listed skills include product safety law, regulatory compliance, legal research and analysis, drafting legal and compliance documents, risk assessment and cross-jurisdictional regulatory knowledge.

 

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FDA & Regulatory Compliance Attorney

 

Advertised pay: $140 to $400 an hour.

 

Posted Oct. 22, 2026.

 

Listed skills include fda regulatory analysis, legal research, regulatory compliance, risk assessment, regulatory submissions and legal writing.

 

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Product Safety & Regulatory Compliance Attorney

 

Advertised pay: $140 to $400 an hour.

 

Posted Oct. 22, 2026.

 

Listed skills include product safety law, regulatory compliance, legal research and analysis, drafting legal and compliance documents, risk assessment and cross-jurisdictional regulatory knowledge.

 

View the Product Safety and Regulatory Compliance Attorney role

 

Gaming & Gambling Attorney

 

Advertised pay: $140 to $400 an hour.

 

Posted Oct. 22, 2026.

 

Listed skills include gaming and gambling law expertise, regulatory compliance analysis, legal research and analysis, written and verbal communication, document and policy review and cross-jurisdictional legal knowledge.

 

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Energy & Utilities Regulatory Attorney

 

Advertised pay: $140 to $400 an hour.

 

Posted Oct. 22, 2026.

 

Listed skills include FERC and State PUC Practice, Transactional Energy Work, energy-and-utilities-regulation, Regulatory Judgment Under Conflicting Rules and Attention to detail.

 

View the Energy and Utilities Regulatory Attorney role

 

Check each full description for current availability, permitted work location, required experience and payment terms before applying.

 

Advertised ranges do not guarantee selection, a particular rate or any amount of work.

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