Downtown Litigation Associate Attorney | Trials & Client Impact

W3Global; St. Louis (MO); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, vision, disability and

Life insurance

401k with company match

Company parking

Job summary

W3Global is seeking an Associate Attorney for our downtown St. Louis office to provide representation to clients, including drafting and reviewing pleadings and supporting hearings, trials, and related proceedings.

The role involves communicating with clients, researching and preparing legal briefs, and assisting principals through trial preparation and attendance. A Missouri bar license is mandatory, with Illinois licensure preferred, and a strong background in civil litigation is expected.

Qualifications

• Must hold a Juris Doctorate and be admitted to practice.
• Law license in MO and federal courts; IL license preferred.
• Experience in civil litigation and trial preparation is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Communicate with clients to keep them informed of case developments.
• Prepare discovery documents and various pleadings throughout the case.
• Gather evidence, conduct research, interview clients and witnesses.
• Attend and assist at trials.
• Research legal issues and prepare memorandums.
• Plan trial elements including witness exams, opening statements, and jury instructions.
• Prepare witnesses for deposition or trial and review significant documents.

Skills

Client communication

Litigation support

Legal research

Education

Juris Doctorate (JD)

Job description

W3Global is seeking an Associate Attorney for our downtown St. Louis office to provide representation to clients, including drafting and reviewing pleadings and supporting hearings, trials, and related proceedings.

The role involves communicating with clients, researching and preparing legal briefs, and assisting principals through trial preparation and attendance. A Missouri bar license is mandatory, with Illinois licensure preferred, and a strong background in civil litigation is expected.