Environmental & Energy Litigation Associate — DC Growth

Jobot; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 180,000 - 230,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary and bonus plan

Medical, dental, and vision coverage

Life insurance

401(k) plan

Phone allowance

Generous paid time off

Job summary

Jobot seeks an Environmental Litigation Associate to join its growing Washington, DC office. You will handle sophisticated, high-stakes environmental and regulatory litigation for clients nationwide, including significant energy infrastructure and pipeline matters. We welcome candidates from private practice or government service (e.g., federal agencies or U.S.

Attorney's Offices). Admitted in DC or eligible to waive into the DC Bar is preferred, with strong academic credentials and excellent

Qualifications

• Substantive litigation experience is required.
• Interest in environmental and regulatory litigation in private practice.
• Strong academic credentials.
• Excellent legal research and writing skills.
• Strong oral advocacy skills.
• Drive to thrive in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment.
• Judicial clerkship experience preferred.
• Admitted in Washington, DC, or eligible to waive into the DC Bar.

Responsibilities

• Join a growing Washington, DC office and support a dynamic litigation team.
• Handle sophisticated, high-stakes environmental and regulatory matters for clients nationwide.
• Work on energy infrastructure and pipeline litigation, including matters in Pennsylvania.

Skills

Litigation experience

Legal research

Oral advocacy

Team collaboration

Job description

Jobot seeks an Environmental Litigation Associate to join its growing Washington, DC office. You will handle sophisticated, high-stakes environmental and regulatory litigation for clients nationwide, including significant energy infrastructure and pipeline matters. We welcome candidates from private practice or government service (e.g., federal agencies or U.S.

Attorney's Offices). Admitted in DC or eligible to waive into the DC Bar is preferred, with strong academic credentials and excellent