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    Commercial Litigation Associate

    New York, New York Dispute ResolutionFull time, hybrid Base salary around $185,000 a year, plus guaranteed and discretionary bonus opportunities

    Own a commercial docket with substantive writing, depositions and court appearances from the outset.

    The role

    Manage business disputes from pleadings through motions and trial preparation. The work includes business ownership, commercial and property disputes, with some matters touching employment issues. You will draft briefs, conduct depositions, attend court and work with senior lawyers on case strategy. There is also scope to develop your own professional relationships and client work.

    What you will need

    Around 5 to 6 years of commercial litigation experience, with suitable candidates outside that range considered. You should be able to write briefs independently and bring substantive deposition and motion experience. New York admission, or the ability to obtain it promptly, is required.

    What is on offer

    • A full time New York position with substantial office attendance and some hybrid flexibility.
    • Base salary is advertised around $185,000, with an annual guaranteed bonus and further performance and origination opportunities.
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