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David Careers

Commercial Litigation Associate - Transportation

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talent search proPhoenix (AZ)
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Senior

SALARY

$205 K - $240 K

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About the role

Commercial Litigation Associate
Salary range: $205K - $240KLocation: Phoenix, AZ Visa Sponsorship Details: Not open to any visas (e.g. US citizen, Green Card holders) Hybrid work policy: Hybrid in Phoenix, AZ (not 5 days in-office; flexible schedule)
About this role: We are looking for a Commercial Litigation Associate with 3–7 years of experience to join Husch Blackwell's Technology, Manufacturing & Transportation team in Phoenix. You'll handle complex commercial litigation matters for high-profile clients—including a major transportation industry client—and have the opportunity to grow on a national platform with significant client exposure. What will you be doing? Managing all phases of complex commercial litigation in state and federal court Conducting factual investigations, discovery, and taking depositions Drafting pleadings, arguing motions, and participating in mediations Working closely with partners on matters in the transportation and supply chain space Communicating directly with clients and helping articulate legal strategies Key Requirements3–7 years of commercial litigation experience (class year 2023 or earlier) Active Arizona bar license or commitment to obtain one promptly Experience across all phases of litigation including discovery, depositions, and motions practice Based in the Phoenix, AZ area (hybrid schedule available) Transportation industry experience is a strong plus but not required

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