Business Litigation Attorney
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About the role
Our client is a nationally recognized plaintiffs' litigation firm with a multi-state footprint, including offices on the East and West Coasts. The firm has built its reputation representing institutional and individual investors in high-stakes securities fraud, corporate governance, shareholder derivative, and consumer class action matters brought in courts across the country. Over the years, the firm's attorneys have secured hundreds of millions of dollars in recoveries for their clients and have driven meaningful corporate governance reforms as a result of their litigation efforts.
This is a firm built around a small team of seasoned litigators who take an aggressive, detail-oriented approach to complex financial and corporate disputes. The caseload centers on complex securities and corporate governance matters, meaning the work is intellectually demanding and rarely routine. The firm values strong legal writing, sharp analytical thinking, and a genuine commitment to advocating for investors and consumers.
For an attorney who wants substantive courtroom and briefing experience, direct client and case exposure, and the chance to contribute to precedent-setting corporate litigation, this is a strong platform to build a career.
Why join us
This is an opportunity to do sophisticated, high-impact plaintiffs' side litigation work at a firm that punches well above its size. Attorneys here are trusted with meaningful responsibility early, working directly with firm leadership and senior litigators rather than being buried in a large associate class.
Requirements
- J.D. from an accredited law school, with a strong academic record (top of class standing and law review or equivalent journal experience strongly preferred)
- Admission to practice law, or eligibility for admission, in the relevant jurisdiction
- Excellent legal research, writing, and analytical skills, ideally demonstrated through a writing sample
- Prior experience in securities litigation, corporate litigation, shareholder derivative actions, or class action practice is a plus, though strong judicial clerkship experience or lateral litigation backgrounds will also be considered
- Ability to manage complex, document-intensive litigation and work independently under deadline pressure
- Strong academic transcript and undergraduate credentials
- High ethical standards and a genuine interest in investor and consumer advocacy work
Pay
$150,000 - $180,000 per year