Eminent Domain Attorney for Government Projects | Hybrid & PTO

Jobot; Cumming (GA); Hybrid; USD 135,000 - 200,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Unlimited PTO

Hybrid schedule

Health insurance

401(k) with company contribution

Job summary

Jobot is a reputable Georgia-focused government-law practice seeking an Eminent Domain & Condemnation Attorney to join a growing team serving cities, counties, and public authorities statewide. The role features a hybrid schedule after 90 days with two remote days per week, a competitive salary, and strong benefits including full health insurance and a 401(k) with firm contributions.

Candidates should have 0–7 years of condemnation or real estate litigation experience, be admitted to the Georgia

Qualifications

• 0 to 7 years of condemnation, eminent domain, or real estate litigation experience.
• Active and good standing Georgia bar license required.
• Strong academic background and written communication skills.
• Local government law experience a plus but not required.

Responsibilities

• Represent local government entities in condemnation and eminent domain matters including right-of-way acquisition, road widening, and public infrastructure projects.
• Handle matters from pre-litigation negotiation through trial as needed.
• Advise government clients on property valuation, just compensation, and condemnation procedures under Georgia law.
• Work alongside experienced government law attorneys on complex matters governed by local, state, and federal law.
• Serve a recession-resistant client base with consistent workflow across economic cycles.

Skills

Condemnation litigation

Eminent domain

Georgia law

Job description

Jobot is a reputable Georgia-focused government-law practice seeking an Eminent Domain & Condemnation Attorney to join a growing team serving cities, counties, and public authorities statewide. The role features a hybrid schedule after 90 days with two remote days per week, a competitive salary, and strong benefits including full health insurance and a 401(k) with firm contributions.

Candidates should have 0–7 years of condemnation or real estate litigation experience, be admitted to the Georgia