Commercial Litigation Associate Attorney
fusco personnelLatham (NY)
Commercial Litigation Associate Attorney
Posted 2 days ago
fusco personnelLatham (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
ASSOCIATE ATTORNEY (PARTNERSHIP TRACK) COMMERCIAL LITIGATION ALBANY, NY Fusco Personnel is searching for an experienced commercial litigation attorney. This is an opportunity to join an established Albany law firm where you can handle sophisticated legal matters, develop meaningful client relationships, and take an active role in shaping your long-term career. Our client is seeking a Commercial Litigation Associate with 5+ years of experience to join its growing litigation practice. The team handles a diverse range of commercial, construction, and business disputes throughout New York. This opportunity offers the chance to take ownership of cases, work directly with clients, and play an active role in litigation strategy and case development. For an attorney interested in building a practice and pursuing partnership, the firm offers a collaborative environment with a focus on professional growth and long-term advancement. Fusco Personnel takes great pride in successfully matching talent and culture for our valued clients. We accomplish this through the hard work and expertise of our exemplary specialty recruiters and staff. Whether you are contemplating your next career move, or you are seeking the key players to bring your business to the next level – consider contacting our experts. Fusco Personnel is a NYS Certified Women Business Enterprise (WBE) and an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity, Race/Gender/Veterans/Disability Employer
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