Business Litigation Associate Attorney

Location: Fort Worth, TX

 

Our client, a well-regarded national law firm, is seeking a skilled and motivated Business Litigation Associate Attorney to join their team in Fort Worth.

 

Candidate Profile:

JD from a top-tier law school with a strong academic record in top third of their law school class. Bar Admission in Texas. 4-6 years of substantive experience in complex commercial litigation, with at least 2 years handling sophisticated cases and 3 years of litigation experience altogether. Proficiency in deposition preparation, e-discovery, motion practice, and trial preparation within commercial litigation. Demonstrated ability to represent clients in a variety of business, healthcare, and real estate litigation matters. Commitment to building a practice in Fort Worth, with a strong interest in the local legal community.

 

Key Responsibilities:

Represent clients in complex business litigation cases, including disputes involving partnerships, shareholder disagreements, contract breaches, and non-compete and non-solicitation violations. Provide counsel in real estate litigation matters, handling cases related to property development, partnership disputes, and lender conflicts. Engage collaboratively with a team of experienced attorneys, contributing to a robust and challenging practice environment.

 

Why Join Us?

This role offers a competitive compensation package, including potential discretionary bonuses based on performance. Associates at this firm benefit from a supportive, collaborative culture with opportunities for mentorship and a well-defined path for advancement. The firm is committed to diversity, providing a platform for legal professionals of various backgrounds to thrive and share insights. Comprehensive benefits include health, dental, life, and disability insurance, a 401(k) plan, paid time off, and additional perks designed to support your career and personal goals.

 

Application Requirements:

Qualified candidates are encouraged to submit a cover letter, resume, and law school transcript.