Elite Cross-Border Commercial Litigation Associate

Hexagon Advocates LLP; New York (NY); On-site; USD 190,000 - 280,000; Full time

Job summary

Hexagon Advocates LLP, an elite litigation boutique with offices in New York and Washington, D.C., seeks a Commercial Litigation Associate with 3–6 years of experience to join our Commercial Litigation practice.

You will handle complex commercial disputes in federal and state courts, draft briefs and memos for sophisticated domestic and foreign clients, and work directly with partners and clients on cross-border matters, contributing to enforcement and arbitration-related work.

Qualifications

• J.D. from a top U.S. law school with a strong academic record.
• 3-6 years of commercial litigation experience, ideally at a large or well-regarded firm.
• Excellent research, writing and oral advocacy skills.
• Admission to the New York or D.C. bar, or eligibility for prompt admission.
• Sound judgment, initiative, and comfort working closely with clients.

Responsibilities

• Handle complex commercial disputes in federal and state courts from start to finish.
• Draft briefs, memoranda and strategic analyses for sophisticated domestic and foreign clients.
• Work directly with partners and clients, often on cross-border matters involving foreign parties, documents and witnesses.
• Contribute to enforcement, asset recovery and arbitration-related work.
• Take on real responsibility early. In our lean team structure, associates are core members of every case team.

Skills

Research skills

Legal writing

Oral advocacy

Client communication

Education

J.D. from top U.S. law school

Job description

Hexagon Advocates LLP, an elite litigation boutique with offices in New York and Washington, D.C., seeks a Commercial Litigation Associate with 3–6 years of experience to join our Commercial Litigation practice.

You will handle complex commercial disputes in federal and state courts, draft briefs and memos for sophisticated domestic and foreign clients, and work directly with partners and clients on cross-border matters, contributing to enforcement and arbitration-related work.