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Join a dynamic civil litigation firm that values collaboration and growth. As an Associate Attorney in the General Liability practice, you will leverage your 5+ years of experience to provide exceptional legal services. Your role will involve extensive legal research, drafting, and representing clients in various legal settings. With a commitment to your professional development, this firm offers mentorship, competitive compensation, and a supportive environment where your contributions are valued. Embrace the opportunity to thrive in a community dedicated to excellence and inclusivity.
Chartwell Law is a fast-growing civil litigation firm with nearly 300 attorneys and offices in more than 30 states. We’re a team of dedicated professionals who believe great legal work starts with a supportive, inclusive environment—one where collaboration, growth, and balance are more than just buzzwords.
We’re looking for talented individuals who are passionate about their work and ready to be part of something dynamic. At Chartwell, we celebrate initiative, reward skill, and provide the tools and mentorship you need to thrive. We offer competitive compensation and benefits, including healthcare and retirement plans, a wellness program, mentoring and training opportunities, and a charitable matching program. Most importantly, we offer a community—one where everyone’s contributions are valued, and diverse perspectives help us grow stronger together.
If you’re ready to join a firm that’s committed to your success and excited to see what you can bring to the table, we’d love to hear from you.
Chartwell Law is seeking an experienced, self-starting Associate for our General Liability practice group in our Chicago, IL office. Successful applicants must have excellent writing, research, and litigation skills (a writing sample may be required).
Please provide your personal information, attach your resume and cover letter, and answer the other questions regarding your legal right to work, salary requirements, experience, licensing, and availability for a phone screen.