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David Careers

Business Litigation Attorney

Posted 11 days ago

orion placementOrlando (FL)
LawyersOffices of Lawyers

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$100,000.00 - $150,000.00 per year

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About the role

Pay: $100,000.00 - $150,000.00 per year
Location: Orlando, Florida – Primarily on-site with future hybrid flexibility available based on manager approval and business needs.
Note: Applicants must be licensed to practice law in Florida and have at least 3 years of direct commercial/business litigation experience in a law firm environment.
Job Description: Manage commercial litigation matters from case inception through resolution, trial, or settlement. Develop litigation strategies for complex business disputes, including breach of contract, partnership disputes, business torts, and construction-related matters. Draft pleadings, dispositive motions, discovery, legal memoranda, and appellate briefs. Conduct and defend depositions of fact and expert witnesses. Manage all phases of discovery, including complex document production and e‑discovery. Appear in state and federal court for hearings, conferences, and oral arguments. Assist with trials, arbitrations, mediations, and settlement negotiations. Serve as a primary point of contact for clients by providing legal guidance, strategic recommendations, and case updates. Collaborate closely with attorneys and staff to deliver outstanding legal representation.
Qualifications: Active Florida Bar license in good standing.
3+ years of commercial/business litigation experience in a law firm. J.D. from an ABA‑accredited law school. Strong legal research, writing, analytical, and advocacy skills. Experience managing litigation matters with increasing independence. Excellent communication, organization, and time management skills. Ability to thrive in a collaborative, fast‑paced environment.
Benefits: Dental insurance
Paid time off Retirement plan Vision insurance

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