Content Manager, US Case Law

About This Role

This role is the accountable owner of Clio's U.S. case-law collection, focusing on coverage parity, data quality, reliability, and commercial impact. It involves defining and executing the roadmap for U.S. federal and state case law, ensuring competitive parity with established providers while building a modern, AI-ready legal data platform.

Responsibilities

• Own the U.S. Case Law Collection as a Product
• Define and execute the roadmap for U.S. federal and state case law
• Establish and manage KPIs for coverage completeness, update latency, citation accuracy, enrichment depth, and reliability
• Drive measurable business impact, including improved win rates, retention, and ARR tied to case-law capabilities
• Maintain a jurisdiction-level coverage heatmap across courts, reporters, archival depth, and update frequency
• Partner with Content Ops, Data Ops, and Engineering to operate and evolve the ingestion and enrichment stack
• Govern metadata and structural standards, including court identifiers, reporter series, parallel citations, and pagination mapping
• Oversee CERT, Clio's proprietary citator, ensuring validation accuracy and historical treatment of 'good law'
• Lead enrichment initiatives such as key passages and semantic tagging, AI-generated summaries, and topic normalization
• Serve as an expert advisor on enterprise RFPs and strategic sales engagements requiring deep case-law knowledge

Requirements

• 5–8 years in legal publishing, legal data operations, content management, or product management
• Deep knowledge of U.S. court systems, case reporters, and citation standards (Bluebook, neutral, parallel citations)
• Experience with product ownership and cross-functional leadership across legal, technical, and commercial teams
• Strong analytical skills with a track record of data-driven prioritization and ROI modeling
• Technical literacy across ETL pipelines, ingestion systems, and metadata architectures
• Clear, precise communication with both technical and non-technical stakeholders

Qualifications

• 5–8 years in legal publishing, legal data operations, content management, or product management

Nice to Have

• Experience with legal citators, large-scale data pipelines, or NLP-based enrichment

Skills

* Required skills

Benefits