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Mid-Level Litigator | PGH | Hands-On National Practice

Posted 2 days ago

beacon hill solutions groupPittsburgh (PA)

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Senior

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About the role

If you have a solid litigation background and want more depositions, more courtroom exposure, and more ownership of your cases, this is worth a look. Beacon Hill is working with an established Pittsburgh firm that is adding multiple mid-level associates to a busy national products liability practice. Prior products liability experience is helpful, but it is not required. We are equally interested in attorneys coming from complex commercial litigation, mass torts, personal injury, insurance defense, or other litigation practices where they have developed strong fundamentals. This is a hands-on role. Associates manage matters through the litigation lifecycle, take and defend depositions, participate in hearings, mediations and arbitrations, prepare witnesses, and work directly with experienced trial lawyers on case strategy. The firm’s own description also includes advising clients on recalls, compliance, risk management, and liability exposure. You may be a fit if you have: At least 4 years of litigation experience Admission to the Pennsylvania bar Meaningful deposition, oral argument, or courtroom experience Strong writing skills and confidence managing multiple active matters The sweet spot here is a mid-level litigator who is ready for more responsibility and wants a consistently busy practice with sophisticated clients and national work. You do not need to check every traditional products liability box. Interested in hearing more? Apply today.1461361-CBS-ATTY_1793729849

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