Litigation Associate (Complex Business)

Posted 17 days ago

jobotNew York (NY)

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$220,000 - $325,000 per year

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About the role

Job Overview: High-Profile Litigation Matters Hosted by: Amanda Cohen
Salary: $220,000 - $325,000 per year
Benefits: Full benefits, including medical, dental, and 401(k) match Unlimited PTO Hybrid work schedule Hands‑on mentorship environment Competitive salary with market‑aligned bonus structure Job Details We are seeking a skilled litigation associate with 2+ years of experience to join our commercial litigation team. The ideal candidate will be able to manage complex disputes and contribute at every stage of litigation.
Responsibilities: Conducting written and document discovery, including review and analysis of electronically stored information Drafting pleadings, memoranda, and dispositive and non‑dispositive motions Preparing for, taking, and defending depositions Assisting with witness preparation and trial strategy Performing legal research and providing strategic recommendations Collaborating closely with partners and clients while also managing independent responsibilities Participating in high‑stakes matters
Qualifications: Admission to the MA, NY or CT Bar required 4–5 years of relevant litigation experience in law firm or clerkship settings Strong analytical, writing, and case‑management skills Ability to work in a collaborative, fast‑paced environment

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