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AndersonGlenn LLP in Jacksonville, FL seeks an Associate Attorney to handle civil litigation matters, including drafting pleadings, motions, discovery, and legal memoranda. The role requires collaboration with partners and senior attorneys on case strategies.
Day-to-day responsibilities include meeting with clients, providing legal advice under supervision, participating in negotiations, and attending hearings, depositions, and mediations, with active trial preparation as needed.
AndersonGlenn LLP is a Florida civil litigation firm known for delivering high-quality legal services with strong trial experience and broad subject-matter expertise. The firm represents a diverse range of corporate, business, and individual clients, including major auto and RV manufacturers, numerous boat manufacturers, and leading insurance carriers. AndersonGlenn LLP focuses on building long-term client relationships and providing creative, cost-effective solutions to complex legal issues. The team emphasizes understanding client goals, exploring all strategic options, and achieving results through a combination of skill, preparation, and an entrepreneurial mindset. The firm is committed to professional excellence and transparent communication about qualifications and experience.
The Associate Attorney will be a full-time, hybrid remote work opportunity team member based in Jacksonville, FL. This role involves handling civil litigation matters, including drafting pleadings, motions, discovery requests and responses, and legal memoranda. The Associate Attorney will conduct legal research, analyze case law and statutes, and prepare case strategies in collaboration with partners and senior attorneys. Day-to-day responsibilities include meeting with clients, providing legal advice under supervision, participating in negotiations, attending hearings, depositions, and mediations, and coordinating with outside parties such as experts and opposing counsel. The role requires careful case management, adherence to deadlines, and active participation in trial preparation and courtroom proceedings as needed.