Real Estate – Commercial Litigator (Non-Equity Partner, Lateral)

Hridayananda Advisory; Concord (NH); On-site; USD 135,000 - 175,000; Full time

Job summary

Hridayananda Advisory in Concord, NH seeks a Real Estate – Commercial Litigator to join as a lateral partner within a potential Non-Equity Partner structure.

Required is an established real estate-based commercial litigation practice and a portable book of business of $300,000+; the firm can provide 300-500 hours of firm-generated work to complement the client base.

Qualifications

• Established real estate-based commercial litigation practice.
• Strong client relationships and business-development capabilities.
• Ability to manage sophisticated commercial disputes independently.
• Admission and good standing to practice in New Hampshire.

Responsibilities

• Lead and manage complex real estate-related commercial disputes.
• Develop and maintain a portable client base.
• Collaborate with firm to leverage firm-generated work.
• Provide strategic guidance to clients on litigation matters.

Skills

Real estate litigation

Business development

Client relationships

Independent dispute management

Education

NH bar admission

Job description

ROLE: Real Estate – Commercial Litigator (Non-Equity Partner, Lateral)
Location: Concord, NH
Compensation: $135,000 – $175,000 base (larger portable book may
support increased compensation)
Level: Lateral Partner | Minimum Portable Book: $300,000+

About the Opportunity:

Seeking an accomplished Real Estate – Commercial Litigator to join as
a lateral partner (anticipated Non-Equity Partner structure). Must
bring an established real estate-focused commercial litigation
practice. The firm can provide approximately 300-500 hours of
firm-generated work to complement the partner’s portable client base.

Qualifications:

• Established real estate-based commercial litigation practice
• Minimum $300,000+ portable book of business (larger book strongly preferred)
• Strong client relationship and business-development capabilities
• Ability to manage sophisticated commercial disputes independently
• Admission and good standing appropriate to practice in New Hampshire