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Jobot, a national law firm, seeks an experienced Business Litigation Associate to join their team in Washington, DC (with offices in NJ and Los Angeles). The candidate must have a Juris Doctorate and an active bar license in NJ, CA, or DC, plus 4–8 years of litigation experience; medical malpractice or catastrophic injury experience is a plus; hybrid work is required.
The firm offers a competitive base salary of $175,000–$185,000, strong incentives and bonuses, generous PTO and holidays,
National law firm seeking experienced Business Litigation Associate to join their team!
National Full-Service Firm is looking for a Business Litigation Associate to join their growing teams in New Jersey, Los Angeles and Washington, DC! We advise and represent public and privately held companies and key players that operate in sectors including finance, private equity and venture capital, health care, technology, media, entertainment, and sports.
Salary: $175,000 - $185,000 per year
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