Litigation Associate (Off-Track)
New York, NY
Summary
Our client’s litigation practice provides their clients with resourceful approaches, experienced advocacy and substantive expertise. Guided by a strong understanding of their clients’ core objectives, they combine a winning attitude and an aggressive drive to yield favorable and efficient results. Their litigators work across several disciplines to advise on key legal and industry matters that impact resolution and meet business goals. Their pretrial, discovery, trial and appellate efforts are designed to solve clients’ problems through a collaborative, results-driven approach.
Responsibilities
Our client seeks a practice group associate with 2+ years of experience to join their litigation team in New York. Candidates should have an interest in working on insurance and reinsurance disputes and developing pretrial and trial practice. Responsibilities include drafting of complex submissions, preparation of witnesses, expert discovery and trial practice. Many of these disputes are tried in an arbitral setting. Candidates must be comfortable growing into a role where they will be given significant responsibility. Please note this is an off-track position.
Qualifications
- Graduated with a JD or LLM from an ABA-accredited law school
- Admitted or eligible for admission in New York
- Experience in complex litigation matters and an interest in arbitration trial practice
- Insurance/reinsurance background is preferred but not required
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Professionalism in working and engaging with demanding clients
- Ability to balance and prioritize competing priorities and responsibilities
- Ability to stay organized and exercise extreme attention to detail
- Ability to collaborate and work effectively in team settings
Compensation
The salary range for this position is up to $205,000.00 (exempt). This position is bonus-eligible.
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Job Type: Full-time, Hybrid
Salary: $205,000.00, plus bonus
Date Active: 10.7.2024
Exempt/Not Exempt: Exempt