Licensed Attorney for Legal Correspondence and Demand Letters (Work From Home)

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Job type: Part-time, ongoing, retainer style. Remote.
Hours: Flexible and async, with an agreed response time (normally a reply within one business day, faster when a letter is urgent).
Description: We are a US creative studio and online business, and we need a licensed Philippine attorney in our corner for professional legal correspondence and counsel. A big part of the role is simple and powerful: when the business needs a firm, proper letter, it comes from a real lawyer, from your own attorney email account, on your letterhead where appropriate.
What you will do:

• Draft and send firm, professional legal correspondence: demand letters, payment and collections follow-ups, cease and desist letters, and contract breach notices
• Review and draft contracts and agreements for the business
• Advise on Philippine law and cross-border business matters
• Keep every letter accurate, documented, and professional: verify the facts before sending, keep copies of everything, and track deadlines and replies

Who this is for: a licensed Philippine attorney with excellent written English who communicates clearly and responds reliably.
Scope, stated plainly: this role covers correspondence, drafting, and Philippine-side counsel. Matters that require a US-licensed attorney (US court filings, US representation) stay with US counsel.
Requirements:

• Licensed Philippine attorney, member in good standing of the Integrated Bar of the Philippines
• Excellent written English; your letters represent the business
• Experience with demand letters, collections, or commercial correspondence
• Your own professional attorney email account and letterhead for correspondence
• Responsive, organized, and careful with records and confidentiality

Nice-to-haves:

• Experience advising US or other foreign clients
• Contract drafting and review experience for online or creative businesses
• Intellectual property or internet business familiarity

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• Step 2: Apply here on OnlineJobs.ph with a short cover note, your IBP credentials and proof of good standing, and (if you can share one) a redacted sample of a business letter you have written, with all client details removed. Everything you share is treated as confidential.
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