Hybrid Construction Litigation Associate

Accounting Search; Tampa (FL); Hybrid; USD 165,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Our client in Tampa, FL seeks a Construction Associate Attorney to join a hybrid AmLaw 200 construction litigation practice. This mid-level role offers meaningful responsibility, exposure to high-stakes disputes, and opportunities for professional growth.

Candidates will have 4–5 years of general litigation experience, with a focus on construction. JD from a top-tier law school and Florida Bar admission are required; strong writing and research skills are essential.

Qualifications

• JD from a top-tier law school with an excellent academic record
• Active Bar Admission in Florida, in good standing
• 4–5 years of substantive general litigation experience, with a focus on construction litigation
• Experience drafting pleadings, motions, and legal memoranda
• Experience handling discovery processes and depositions
• Excellent legal writing and analytical skills
• Strong interpersonal and communication abilities, with a client-service mindset
• Ability to work both independently and as part of a collaborative team

Responsibilities

• Represent clients in construction litigation matters, including contract disputes, defect claims, and delay-related litigation
• Draft sophisticated litigation-related documents with precision and strategic insight
• Manage discovery, including document review, depositions, and expert witness coordination
• Conduct legal research and case analysis to develop effective litigation strategies
• Work closely with partners and senior attorneys on case strategy and trial preparation

Skills

Litigation experience

Construction litigation

Legal drafting

Pleadings & motions

Discovery & depositions

Legal research

Communication skills

Independent & collaborative

Education

JD from a top-tier law school

Florida Bar Admission

Job description

Our client in Tampa, FL seeks a Construction Associate Attorney to join a hybrid AmLaw 200 construction litigation practice. This mid-level role offers meaningful responsibility, exposure to high-stakes disputes, and opportunities for professional growth.

Candidates will have 4–5 years of general litigation experience, with a focus on construction. JD from a top-tier law school and Florida Bar admission are required; strong writing and research skills are essential.