Mass Tort Associate
robert halfEnglewood (CO)
About the role
Our client is looking for an attorney with at least three years of litigation experience to join a high-performing mass tort practice in SE Denver, Colorado. This opportunity is ideal for a lawyer who thrives in challenging casework, values strategic collaboration, and is motivated to represent injured clients in significant, high-exposure matters. The role offers hands-on involvement across all stages of litigation while working closely with accomplished trial attorneys in a primarily in-office environment.
Responsibilities:
• Oversee a portfolio of mass tort and class action cases from initial evaluation through settlement or trial resolution.• Research legal issues and prepare persuasive motions, briefs, pleadings, and other court filings to support case strategy.• Partner with senior litigators to assess claims, refine legal arguments, and address complicated procedural and substantive matters.
Qualifications:
• At least 3 years of litigation experience, with background in personal injury matters required.• Prior exposure to personal injory, mass tort or class action litigation is required.• Demonstrated ability to conduct legal research and produce clear, well-supported written advocacy.• Experience handling matters in both state and federal courts.• Strong analytical thinking and effective oral advocacy skills.• Active attorney license in good standing in Colorado.
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