General Counsel

• Location: Remote (Hybrid - Brooklyn, NY)
• Position Type: Full-Time / Part'Time / Contract (Flexible)

About the role

Chariot is an AI-native consumer protection platform that originates, underwrites, and resolves mass arbitration and class claims at scale. We operate at the intersection of consumer litigation, structured finance, and legal services regulation — which makes this a broader GC seat than the title usually implies.

This role reports to the CEO and owns the company's legal function end to end; you’ll be the business’s lawyer. This role is not running litigation strategy or the case/claimant docket, but does require familiarity with litigation.

What you'll own

Commercial contracting: vendor, data, partnership, and enterprise agreements

Corporate and financing work: equity financings, cap table hygiene, board materials, option grants, and cross-border employment questions

Litigation finance: negotiating and administering debt facilities

Regulatory / Ethics: legal-services regulatory regimes that govern alternative business structures

Privacy and data: policy drafting, CCPA/CPRA and state privacy compliance, vendor DPAs, and handling claimant data at volume

Outside counsel management across corporate, litigation, ethics, and regulatory specialties

Defense-side correspondence: triaging cease-and-desists and threatened litigation from large-firm counsel

Company-side risk: employment, IP, marketing review, and AI governance for our own products

What we're looking for

7–15 years of experience, with a mix of top-tier firm and in-house time

Real transactional and corporate depth

Litigation experience or exposure sufficient to read a complaint, pressure-test a claim theory.

Comfort operating without precedent; in a business model that doesn't map cleanly onto existing categories. Highly curious and learning/growth-driven.

Bonus

Existing relationships with in-house legal leadership at Fortune 500 companies

Experience at a high-growth startup through a priced round

Prior work in debt financing