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Hankin Palladino Weintrob Bell & Labov in Atlantic City, NJ seeks a Litigation Associate Attorney with 3–7 years of practice. The role focuses on construction law, commercial litigation, and transactional work, with immediate start for admitted attorneys.
Experience with government contracts, bid protests, and appellate briefs is valued. The position is primarily in-person with a weekly remote day, serving clients across NJ, PA, NY, and FL.
We are a close-knit law firm with deep roots in southern New Jersey. We are seeking an attorney with 3–7 years of practice experience to join our construction law, commercial litigation, and transactional practice.
This role is available for immediate start (subject to standard notice to a current employer) and is intended for admitted attorneys who have already completed law school. We are not considering law students, 3Ls, upcoming graduates, or candidates awaiting bar results at this time.
Our firm represents clients throughout New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, and Florida. Our clients include public works contractors operating nationwide, developers managing projects in markets such as Philadelphia, Atlantic City, and Pompano Beach, and local specialty trade subcontractors.
The attorney will have early opportunities for client interaction and meaningful responsibility across all aspects of assigned matters, including appearances before courts and government agencies.
Responsibilities may include:
Candidates must meet all of the following requirements:
The following are valued but are not required:
Compensation is competitive with similarly sized firms in the region and will be based on the candidate’s experience and qualifications. The firm offers health insurance and, after one year of employment, eligibility for 401(k) and profit‑sharing plans.
The position is primarily in person in our Atlantic City, NJ office, but attorneys have a regular, weekly remote day.
Selected candidates can expect an initial one‑on‑one remote interview with a partner. Finalists may then meet with a group of partners either remotely or in person, depending on circumstances.