Litigation Associate

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Salary: $200,000 - $275,000 per year

A bit about us:

Mid-sized, well-respected Law Firm (60 Attorneys) seeks to add a Litigation Associate to their team. The ideal candidate will have a background handling depositions and court appearances and the ability to manage a litigation caseload from beginning to end. Experience with federal, state, regulatory finance, and/or white-collar defense is a must. Having bankruptcy experience is a plus.

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Why join us?

No Billable Hour Requirement.
Laid back and relaxed firm, not a sweat shop.
Great opportunity for someone looking for a clear path to partnership.
4 days a week in office (Monday-Thursday)
Flexible with you when life happens. (ex: If a situation comes up with your family and you need to work from home that day, no problem.)
401(k)
PTO: 3 weeks

Job Details

Requirements:

• 2-6 years of Litigation experience
• Experience with Federal, State, Regulatory Financial, and/or White-collar Litigation
• Experience with Bankruptcy is a PLUS
• Licensed to practice law in NY, NJ is a plus.

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