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Civil Litigation Attorneys

Posted 9 days ago

gordon rees scully mansukhaniAustin (TX)

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Senior

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About the role

Overview: Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani's Austin office has immediate openings for civil litigation attorneys with a minimum of at least three years' experience and welcomes all experience levels to apply. We offer flexible options for successful candidates, including hybrid opportunities. Candidates will collaborate as part of a national trial team defending major corporations in high-risk litigation across state and federal courts. You will gain hands-on experience working with a diverse range of corporate clients across industries such as franchise, chemical, ridesharing, social media, software, medical devices, manufacturing, private equity, construction, real estate, technology, and cybersecurity. This role involves working closely with clients to develop targeted defense strategies that align with their business goals while effectively managing litigation risks. Ideal candidates must be driven team players with excellent litigation, writing and persuasive speaking skills, possess strong academic backgrounds, proven skills in research, and be self-starters who are able to handle assignments with minimal supervision. Candidates must be licensed and admitted to practice in Texas. We offer competitive compensation and a full benefits package including eligibility for subjective and objective bonuses and student debt repayment assistance. Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani is an equal opportunity employer.

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