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    Real Estate Litigation Partner

    New York City, New York Property LitigationFull time $300,000 to $400,000 base salary

    Lead substantial property disputes at trial while becoming a senior resource for both litigators and transactional colleagues.

    The role

    Take first chair responsibility for complex real estate disputes involving owners, developers, investors and lenders. Matters can cover commercial leases, ownership and joint venture disagreements, planning issues and related property claims. You will work with transactional colleagues, supervise other litigators and develop client relationships while retaining direct responsibility for the strategy and conduct of cases.

    What you will need

    At least twelve years of litigation experience with a dedicated real estate focus and meaningful first chair trial experience. Active New York Bar membership is required. You should bring experience of sophisticated matters from a substantial firm or comparable practice, together with the ability to guide colleagues. A portable client following is useful but is not essential.

    What is on offer

    • A full time New York opportunity with hybrid working.
    • Base salary is $300,000 to $400,000, with separate discretionary and origination bonus opportunities.
    • Terms may differ for a substantial portable practice.
    • Connect Legal Partners is a Paraform recruiter.
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