Legal Specialist, Law Enforcement

Written by the T&S Network from Anthropic's posting.

Runs the end-to-end legal response to law enforcement and government requests for user data at an AI company, including subpoenas, court orders, warrants, preservation letters, and emergency disclosures from domestic and foreign authorities. Sits in the Litigation, Regulatory & Policy team and expands into broader legal operations for that team.

What you'd do

• Own intake, validation, production, and closeout for government requests for user data.
• Scope and retrieve data, coordinate with counsel, and execute productions.
• Handle foreign and cross-border process such as MLATs and letters rogatory, and manage cross-jurisdiction escalations.
• Process civil subpoenas from third parties and demands to preserve data.
• Map where user data lives across product surfaces and operate internal retrieval tooling.
• Keep the law enforcement response process and its tooling running and make them better.

What it asks for

• Background in legal ops, business ops, or paralegal work inside an in-house legal team, or comparable experience.
• Hands-on experience answering government and police requests for user data firsthand.
• Practical understanding of US law on government access to stored communications and how MLAT and foreign requests work.
• Track record running an intake or docketing queue from start to finish.
• Comfort building and changing trackers, forms, and simple automations directly.
• Excellent written and verbal communication and strong project management skills.
• Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in a relevant field.

Terms in this role

Law enforcement response.

Handling requests for user data from police and courts, including emergency requests where someone's life may be at risk.

Transparency report.

A published account of how a service enforced its rules over a period: removals, appeals, government requests. The DSA requires them in the EU.

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