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David Careers

Commercial Litigation Attorney - Counsel

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offit kurmanBethesda (MD)
LawyersOffices of Lawyers

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$170,000 - $190,000 per year

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About the role

Counsel Or Junior Partner – Commercial Litigation (Tysons Corner Or Bethesda) Offit Kurman, an Am Law 200 firm, is seeking a senior commercial litigation attorney at the Counsel or Junior Partner level to join our Tysons Corner, VA or Bethesda, MD office. This is a lead-litigator role designed for an attorney seeking meaningful responsibility and autonomy. The attorney will take over and run commercial litigation matters delegated by senior partners, serve as day-to-day lead counsel on cases, and supervise junior attorneys as needed. Senior partners will remain available for high-level strategy, but this role requires someone comfortable fully owning files. The ideal candidate has approximately 10+ years of experience, can independently manage matters from inception through resolution, and is confident taking and defending depositions, arguing motions, and handling trial work a few times per year.
Requirements: Substantial commercial litigation experience with demonstrated ability to run cases independently Active Virginia bar admission required (DC and/or MD a plus) Why Offit Kurman:
  • A national platform with strong cross-selling opportunities
  • A structured business development program with training, coaching, and accountability
  • Competitive compensation aligned with experience, productivity, and growth
If you are a seasoned commercial litigator looking for a role where you can lead matters, be trusted with responsibility, and grow within a supportive platform, we welcome a confidential conversation. Salary likely in the $170,000-$190,000 range. Higher salaries available for those coming in with a portable book of business.

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