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King Law is seeking a Civil Law Associate Attorney for our Spartanburg/Gaffney, South Carolina office. The position is full-time and involves representing clients in civil matters within a supportive team.
Qualified candidates must be licensed to practice in North Carolina or actively pursuing licensure, with civil litigation experience preferred and a strong focus on client service. The firm offers a comprehensive benefits package and professional development opportunities.
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Civil Law Associate Attorney
Spartanburg, South Carolina, United States | Full-time
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King Law is seeking to hire a Civil Law Associate Attorney who is passionate about representing clients facing some of the most challenging times in their lives; the position is based out of the firm’s Spartanburg/Gaffney, South Carolina office.
About King Law
King Law is a general practice law firm with headquarters located in Western North Carolina and multiple branch locations in North and South Carolina, serving the Carolinas since 2002. The firm’s Big Four practice areas include Family Law, Criminal Law, Civil Litigation, and Estates and Elder Law.
We are a big firm in small towns, connecting with clients as a team with a customer service mentality, practicing a streamlined process in our Big Four areas.
Core Values: Compassion. Innovation. Trust. Advocacy.
About The Position
The Civil Law Associate Attorney will join our Civil Law Practice Area Group (PAG), serving clients in Upstate South Carolina.
Responsibilities
Civil Law attorneys start their day checking email, returning messages, checking in with his or her assigned case manager, and preparing for court. The day will consist of court, other legal proceedings, working case-related tasks, and more. The Family Law Associate Attorney will also be responsible for the following: