Elite Securities Litigation Associate

Morrison Foerster; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 260,000 - 390,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Global wellness program

Parental leave and family benefits

HSA and FSA

401(k) or Roth 401(k)

Dedicated pro bono counsel

Job summary

Morrison Foerster is seeking an attorney with 3–6 years of significant law firm experience in securities, complex commercial, and/or business litigation to join our Securities Litigation Practice Group.

You will contribute to high-profile matters with strong research and writing, substantive motion practice, discovery, depositions, and case strategy, and you must be admitted to the bar where you practice or eligible for admission by waiver. Boston-based opportunity in Massachusetts.

Qualifications

• 3 to 6 years of significant law firm experience in securities, complex commercial, and/or business litigation.
• Experience handling disputes involving federal and state securities laws, shareholder claims, fiduciary duties and corporate governance, class actions, and other complex business matters.
• Experience with Massachusetts Business Litigation Session (BLS) and/or SEC investigations is a plus.
• Strong legal research and writing, substantive motion practice, discovery, deposition experience.
• Ability to communicate complex matters concisely and effectively, both orally and in writing, with a commitment to delivering excellent client service.

Skills

Securities litigation

Legal research

Legal writing

Motions practice

Depositions

Discovery

Client service

Job description

Morrison Foerster is seeking an attorney with 3–6 years of significant law firm experience in securities, complex commercial, and/or business litigation to join our Securities Litigation Practice Group.

You will contribute to high-profile matters with strong research and writing, substantive motion practice, discovery, depositions, and case strategy, and you must be admitted to the bar where you practice or eligible for admission by waiver. Boston-based opportunity in Massachusetts.