Civil Litigation Attorney - Hybrid Remote - Richmond
Jobot · Richmond, VA · 3 wk ago
Hybrid$120k–$180k/yrFull-time
About the Firm
Founded over a decade ago and based across multiple Virginia locations, we are a growing regional firm specializing in civil litigation, business law, estate planning, estate administration and probate. Recognized with Great Place to Work certifications three years in a row, we have built a collaborative, supportive team environment within a growth-driven culture. Our success is rooted in meaningful client relationships, strong results, and a genuine commitment to work-life balance and professional development.
Pay
Salary range: $120,000 – $180,000 per year, plus performance‑based bonus.
Benefits
- Medical, dental, and vision — 100% employer paid
- 401(k) with generous match
- Generous PTO and paid holidays
- Life insurance
- Full estate plan provided
- Certification reimbursement for professional development
Schedule
Hybrid remote flexibility; expected billable target of 1,450 hours annually.
Responsibilities
- Manage a civil litigation caseload from intake through trial with significant independence
- Try cases in Virginia Circuit Court and General District Court, both bench and jury
- Draft complaints, responsive pleadings, discovery, and pre‑trial motions
- Take and defend depositions and work with expert witnesses
- Negotiate settlements and resolve matters before trial where it serves the client
- Communicate with clients daily and guide them through each stage of litigation
- Serve as local counsel on Virginia matters as needed
- Collaborate with fellow attorneys in regular case meetings and direct support staff on case tasks
Requirements
- Active Virginia bar license
- Recent civil litigation experience, including Virginia circuit court trial experience
Skills / Practice Areas
- Real estate disputes
- Lending disputes
- Partnership, business, contract disputes
- Fraud, misrepresentation claims
- Mechanic's liens, contractor payment disputes
- Lemon law, consumer warranty
- Local counsel matters