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An established industry player is seeking an experienced litigator to join a dynamic boutique law firm in Chicago. This senior-level associate position offers the chance to work in a positive, collaborative culture with excellent learning opportunities. The role involves advising clients on various litigation matters, including commercial disputes and tort defense, while maintaining low billable hour expectations. This is a fantastic opportunity for those looking to contribute to business development and grow within a supportive environment.
About the Position:
Our client, a dynamic boutique Chicago law firm, is actively seeking an experienced litigator to join its thriving practice as a senior-level associate. Attorneys in this firm’s litigation practice defend and pursue cases on behalf of businesses in state and federal courts, administrative and self-regulatory agencies, and alternative dispute resolution forums.
Highlights:
· Positive, collaborative culture
· Excellent learning and professional development opportunity
· Opportunity to contribute to business development
· Low billable hour expectations
Responsibilities:
· Advise clients regarding commercial disputes, restrictive covenants, tort defense, fiduciary litigation, and litigation in arbitration and state and federal courts
· Work with clients to assess goals, identify risks, and determine the best resolution
Required Qualifications:
· 5+ years of litigation experience in a law firm environment
· Strong writing skills
Location:
Chicago, IL (Hybrid)
Compensation:
The anticipated base salary range for this position is $125,000 – $155,000.
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