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Associate Attorney

Posted 5 days ago

w3globalGreenville (SC)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$135,000.00/yr

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About the role

Associate Attorney W Organising Institution / Firm W3Global Rolling Basis (Official) $135,000.00/yr - $175,000.00/yr J.D. from an accredited law school, active South Carolina Bar license in good standing, 2+ years of commercial litigation experience, strong legal research, writing, analytical, and oral advocacy skills. Law Firm Job Full Opportunity Brief Contextual Overview W3Global is seeking an Associate Attorney for a well-established South Carolina law firm to join its growing commercial litigation team in Greenville, SC. This role offers exposure to complex business disputes, meaningful courtroom experience, and professional development alongside senior litigators. Key Eligibility Criteria J.D. from an accredited law school. Active South Carolina Bar license in good standing required. Minimum of 2+ years of commercial litigation experience. Strong legal research, writing, analytical, and oral advocacy skills. Proficiency with legal research tools such as Westlaw or LexisNexis. Responsibilities & Scope of Work Handle commercial litigation matters from inception through trial. Research complex legal issues and draft pleadings, motions, discovery, and appellate briefs. Prepare for and conduct depositions, witness interviews, hearings, and trials. Argue motions and participate in trials, arbitrations, and settlement negotiations. Collaborate with partners and senior attorneys to develop case strategies. Manage multiple cases, deadlines, and litigation priorities effectively. Stipend, Compensation & Mode Base Pay Range: $135,000.00/yr - $175,000.00/yr (actual pay based on skills and experience). Includes a competitive benefits package.

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