Associate - Construction Litigation

H. T. PROF Group; Orlando (FL); On-site; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

H. T. PROF Group, an AmLaw 150 firm, seeks an Associate for its Construction Litigation Practice in Orlando or Tampa. Ideal candidates have 3-8 years of litigation experience, strong courtroom presence, and are members of the Florida Bar. This in-office role involves working closely with Board Certified partners on complex construction disputes, requiring organizational skills and the ability to manage hearings and depositions independently. Gain responsibility, client interaction, and trial experience in a dynamic environment.

Qualifications

• 3 to 8 years of litigation experience required.
• Complex litigation experience with a focus on Construction matters.
• Top academic credentials preferred.

Responsibilities

• Work closely with Board Certified Construction partners.
• Cover hearings and depositions independently.
• Engage in client interaction and trial experience.

Skills

Litigation experience

Courtroom presence

Organizational skills

Diligence

Communication skills

Education

Juris Doctor (JD)

Member of Florida Bar

Job description

AmLaw 150 firm is seeking an Associate with 3 to 8 years of litigation experience to join its Construction Litigation Practice Group. This can be based on Orlando or Tampa.

The Associate will work closely with 2 Board Certified Construction partners who represent a wide variety of clients in complex, large dollar construction disputes. The ideal candidate will love being in the courtroom and have the ability to cover hearings and depositions independently. Top academic credentials and excellent litigation skills is highly preferred. The candidate will work in a collaborative environment and must be organized, diligent, and comfortable in court. This is a great opportunity to become an integral member of a dynamic construction litigation practice where one can gain responsibility, client interaction, and trial experience. Candidate must be a member of the Florida Bar. Candidate must have relevant complex litigation experience with a focus on Construction matters. This is an in-office position.