Civil Litigation Associate Attorney — Own Your Cases

gpac; Boise (ID); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Bonus/Profit Sharing

Job summary

gpac is assisting a Meridian-based law firm in seeking an Associate Attorney. This role offers the opportunity to handle a diverse mix of litigation and transactional matters tailored to your background and interests, with independent management of client matters from inception through resolution.

The ideal candidate has Idaho bar admission, 2+ years in business/real estate transactions, construction law, civil litigation, probate, or estate planning, and strong research and writing skills.

Qualifications

• Active license to practice law in Idaho is required.
• 2+ years of legal experience in business/real estate transactions, construction law, civil litigation, probate, or estate planning.
• Exceptional legal research, analytical, and writing skills.
• Strong organizational abilities with keen attention to detail.
• Proven ability to work autonomously and manage time effectively in a fast-paced environment.
• Commitment to high ethical standards, professionalism, and outstanding client service.

Responsibilities

• Manage client cases independently from inception through resolution.
• Draft, review, and negotiate complex legal documents, pleadings, contracts and estate plans.
• Provide high-level legal research, analysis, and strategic advice on client matters.
• Communicate effectively with clients, opposing counsel, and court personnel.
• Collaborate with firm colleagues on complex cases while maintaining initiative.

Skills

Active Idaho law license

2+ years law experience

Legal research

Legal writing

Time management

Ethical standards

Job description

gpac is assisting a Meridian-based law firm in seeking an Associate Attorney. This role offers the opportunity to handle a diverse mix of litigation and transactional matters tailored to your background and interests, with independent management of client matters from inception through resolution.

The ideal candidate has Idaho bar admission, 2+ years in business/real estate transactions, construction law, civil litigation, probate, or estate planning, and strong research and writing skills.