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Berlin Patten Ebling, PLLC, in Florida, is expanding its litigation practice with top-dollar compensation for serious real estate and commercial work. You will handle civil matters with autonomy and join a supportive multi-office team.
This role requires active Florida Bar status, 2+ years of civil litigation, sharp writing, and the ability to manage deadlines. JD from an accredited law school is required; extensive courtroom exposure is a plus.
Build a litigation practice at a firm that genuinely values quality over quantity — and pays like it. We're building out our litigation team with real estate and commercial cases that matter, and we're compensating at the top of the Florida market to attract attorneys who want to do serious work without being a billable-hour machine. You'll get hands‑on courtroom experience, diverse casework, and the infrastructure to do the work well.
Build a litigation practice at a firm that genuinely values quality over quantity — and pays like it. We're building out our litigation team with real estate and commercial cases that matter, and we're compensating at the top of the Florida market to attract attorneys who want to do serious work without being a billable-hour machine. You'll get hands‑on courtroom experience, diverse casework, and the infrastructure to do the work well.
Manage civil litigation matters from inception through resolution. Draft pleadings, motions, discovery, and substantive correspondence. Appear in court, mediations, hearings, and depositions — early and often. Collaborate with attorneys, paralegals, and support staff across our multi‑office network. Communicate clearly and directly with clients, opposing counsel, and the court. You'll own your cases with real autonomy, supported by a team that has your back.
You're an active Florida Bar member with 2+ years of Florida civil litigation experience — including real courtroom time. You're a strong writer and analytical thinker who can manage competing deadlines without supervision. You communicate clearly with clients and hold your own against opposing counsel. You're client-focused, team-oriented, and ready to take on cases rather than shadow them. JD from an accredited law school required.
real estate or commercial litigation experience, first‑ or second‑chair trial experience, deposition experience beyond 30(b)(6) basics, or boutique/mid‑size firm background.