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Match-Made-Tech seeks a Commercial Litigation Associate in Texas (Austin or Dallas) with 3–5 years of substantive experience. The candidate must hold an active Texas Bar license and be a US citizen, green card holder, or otherwise eligible for work without sponsorship.
The role offers exposure to sophisticated disputes in financial services, capital markets, and related industries, with ownership of litigation lifecycle and direct client exposure.
We are partnering with a highly regarded national law firm to hire a Commercial Litigation Associate for its growing Texas practice. This opportunity can be based in either Austin or Dallas.
This is an excellent opportunity for a commercial litigator who wants to take on sophisticated matters, meaningful responsibility, direct client exposure, and greater involvement in litigation strategy while working alongside experienced attorneys representing clients across the financial services and capital markets sectors.
The team is looking for an attorney with approximately 3–5 years of complex commercial litigation experience who is ready to take greater ownership throughout the lifecycle of a matter.
You will work on sophisticated commercial disputes involving clients operating within financial services, capital markets, and related industries.
Rather than being limited to research and behind-the-scenes support, the associate will have the opportunity to become meaningfully involved in the development and execution of litigation strategy.
Depending on experience, responsibilities may include:
The ideal candidate will have 3–5 years of substantive commercial litigation experience and a strong understanding of the different stages of complex litigation.
Candidates should be able to demonstrate experience beyond simply supporting matters. The team is particularly interested in attorneys who are comfortable exercising judgment, taking ownership of assignments, communicating with clients, and contributing to litigation strategy.
Candidates should have: