Litigation Associate

Premier Pursuit; Fort Lauderdale (FL); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Premier Pursuit in Fort Lauderdale seeks a litigation associate to join its Broward County office, primarily handling community association law. You will represent condominium and homeowners' associations and advise boards on governance, enforcement of covenants, and related litigation.

Open class year with opportunities in collections, foreclosure, and general commercial litigation; the role may include foreclosure work on association liens, and fundamentals of Chapters 718 and 720 can be

Qualifications

• Experience in community association law is preferred but not required.
• Experience in collections, foreclosure, or general commercial litigation is a real path in.
• Ability to run your own files is valued; chapters 718 and 720 are learnable.

Responsibilities

• Representing condominium and homeowners' associations in governance, enforcement of covenants and rules, and related litigation.
• Handling assessments, lien and foreclosure work, and amendments/interpretation of governing documents; advising boards and elections.

Job description

Litigation Associate - Fort Lauderdale area

Premier Pursuit is working with an established Florida firm to hire a litigation associate into its Broward County office. The practice is generally community association law.

What's the actual work?

Representing condominium and homeowners' associations. Covenant and rules enforcement, assessment collections, lien and foreclosure work, governing-document amendments and interpretation, board and election counseling, and the litigation that comes out of all of it (which is most of it).

Do I need community association experience?

It's what they'd most like to find, but it isn't required. Collections, foreclosure, or general commercial litigation experience is a real path in. Chapters 718 and 720 are learnable; being able to run your own files is harder to teach, and that's the part they care about.

What about foreclosure work on the lender side?

Counts. The mechanics transfer almost directly as you'd be foreclosing association liens instead of mortgages, and the procedural posture is familiar.

What class year?

Open. They don't have a fixed band, so apply if you're interested.