Business Litigation Associate

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Salary: $150,000 - $220,000 per year

A bit about us:

Ranked as a top law firm to work at with focus areas including business litigation, labor and employment, real estate, corporate & transactional, trust & estates, and more.

Why join us?

Competitive compensation
Growth Opportunities
Full benefits
Collaborative culture

Job Details

At least two years experience in complex commercial litigation including any of the following: business disputes; real estate; breach of fiduciary duties; contract disputes; business torts, including: noncompete/restrictive covenants, trade secret misappropriations, intellectual property, shareholder derivative litigation, and class actions;
Excellent academic credentials and a J.D. from a nationally recognized and accredited school; Law Review/Journal or Moot Court experience is a plus;
Must be licensed to practice in Ohio
Some trial or evidentiary hearing experience is a plus

Ideal candidates will have demonstrated the following attributes:

Ability to prepare quality first drafts of pleadings, motion papers, discovery requests, settlement agreements, and other standard documents;
Ability to competently assist with fast-paced complex litigation, while maintaining priorities and anticipating issues; and,
The professional commitment and interpersonal skills necessary to succeed in a collaborative team environment.
Additionally, ideal candidates will possess attention to detail, excellent communication skills, and exceptional analytical skills. This opportunity is ideal for individuals who wish to further their career in a supportive and collegial environment.

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