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McAngus Goudelock & Courie LLC (MGC) seeks experienced Staff Attorneys for its Civil Litigation Team. The firm is an industry-leading practice with 31 years of excellence, spanning 22 offices across 12 states.
MGC Staff Attorneys enjoy negotiable billable hour requirements, flexible scheduling, and remote work options, with opportunities across our nationwide offices and a strong DEI focus. Candidates should have civil litigation experience.
Job Category: Attorneys
Requisition Number: STAFF003232
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Remote - United States
Join MGC's Litigation Team!
MGC is an industry leading civil litigation firm celebrating 31 years of excellence spanning 22 offices across 12 states.
We are currently seeking experienced attorneys across all of our offices to serve as Staff Attorneys.
MGC Staff Attorneys enjoy negotiable billable hour requirements, flexible scheduling arrangements, and remote work options. We recognize that experienced attorneys may seek different approaches to practice, and we strive to provide flexibility that supports both professional excellence and individual needs. Attorneys without prior civil litigation experience will not be considered.
Whether you're seeking a traditional litigation role or a more flexible practice arrangement, we encourage you to explore a career with McAngus Goudelock & Courie. Join a firm that values innovation, professional excellence, and a supportive workplace culture.
The annualized salary range for this position is $90,000-$150,000. Actual pay will be determined based on total and relevant experience and other job-related factors permitted by law. This salary range reflects the firm's standard billable hour expectation for associate attorneys. Candidates who are hired with a mutually agreed-upon reduced billable hour requirement will have compensation adjusted accordingly.
Equal Opportunity Employer
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