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POGUE CONSTRUCTION seeks a Legal Associate to support the In-House Counsel in managing legal and insurance risks on construction projects. You will assist with contract review, risk transfer analysis, COIs, and regulatory compliance, gaining hands-on experience across the legal lifecycle of projects.
Ideal for a recent law graduate, this role emphasizes building a career in construction law and risk management under supervision, with opportunities to engage across multiple teams and project
The Legal Associate supports the In-House Counsel in managing the legal and insurance risk-related aspects of construction projects to protect the company against potential risks. Working under the supervision of In-House Counsel, this role assists with contract review, risk transfer analysis, claims documentation, insurance certificate tracking, legal research, and regulatory compliance. This position is ideal for a recent law school graduate seeking to build a career in construction law and risk management by gaining hands-on experience across the legal and risk lifecycle of construction projects.
The Legal Associate supports the In-House Counsel in managing the legal and insurance risk-related aspects of construction projects to protect the company against potential risks. Working under the supervision of In-House Counsel, this role assists with contract review, risk transfer analysis, claims documentation, insurance certificate tracking, legal research, and regulatory compliance. This position is ideal for a recent law school graduate seeking to build a career in construction law and risk management by gaining hands-on experience across the legal and risk lifecycle of construction projects.
1-2 years of experience. Prior internship, clerkship, or exposure to construction, insurance, or contract and risk management is a plus but not required
Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree from an accredited law school required. Admission to a state bar (or eligibility and intent to sit for the bar exam) preferred.