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DeWitt LLP in Madison, Wisconsin seeks a motivated Litigation Associate Attorney with an interest in trust and estates litigation to join our Madison office. The role offers collaboration with experienced partners on diverse matters, with emphasis on developing the associate's professional network and client relationships.
The Associate will support partners in managing civil litigation for our established client base, and will grow a personal practice through networking.
Job Details: Job Location: Madison, WI 53703, Position Type: Full Time, DeWitt LLP is seeking a motivated and collaborative Litigation Associate Attorney to join our Madison, Wisconsin office with an interest or experience in trust and estates litigation. This position offers the opportunity to work closely with experienced partners on a variety of litigation matters for established firm clients, while also encouraging the development of the associate's own professional network and client relationships.
Our attorneys work in a collegial, team-oriented environment that values strong advocacy, practical problem-solving, and exceptional client service.
The Associate Attorney will support partners in managing litigation matters for the firm’s established client base while also building their own professional practice through networking and relationship development. The position involves a diverse range of civil litigation matters, including trusts and estates, business disputes, contract disputes, and real estate and construction disputes.
Compensation is competitive and will be determined based on experience, skills, and qualificationsBonus opportunities based on performance and productivity
DeWitt LLP is a full-service law firm with offices across Wisconsin and Minnesota. We are committed to delivering practical legal solutions and exceptional service to our clients while fostering a collaborative environment where attorneys can develop and grow their practices.