Real Estate Trial Attorney — Direct Mentorship

The LawStaff Group; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 170,000; Full time

Job summary

The LawStaff Group in Atlanta is seeking a real estate litigation attorney for a brand-new seat focused on real estate disputes from filing to verdict. You will work closely with the managing partner, a leader in Georgia real estate law, to handle a broad client base and develop deep expertise in this niche.

This boutique firm emphasizes a personal approach, top-tier work, and direct mentorship. You will own cases, litigate landlord-tenant and title disputes, and advance to trial with guidance

Qualifications

• Active membership in good standing with the State Bar of Georgia.
• 3+ years of litigation experience, including first-chair or second-chair trial work.
• Real estate litigation experience, especially landlord-tenant and title or property disputes.
• Comfort taking a case through motions, discovery, mediation and trial.
• Clear, client-first communication.

Responsibilities

• Handle commercial and residential real estate disputes from intake through trial or settlement.
• Litigate complex commercial and retail landlord-tenant matters, including evictions.
• Try quiet title, adverse possession, boundary, easement and right-of-way cases.
• Handle eminent domain, trespass and nuisance, and specific performance claims.
• Resolve disputes over escrow, earnest money, real estate commissions and disclosure, through mediation, arbitration or in court.

Skills

Litigation experience

Real estate litigation

Trial work

Client communication

Education

Georgia State Bar admission

Job description

The LawStaff Group in Atlanta is seeking a real estate litigation attorney for a brand-new seat focused on real estate disputes from filing to verdict. You will work closely with the managing partner, a leader in Georgia real estate law, to handle a broad client base and develop deep expertise in this niche.

This boutique firm emphasizes a personal approach, top-tier work, and direct mentorship. You will own cases, litigate landlord-tenant and title disputes, and advance to trial with guidance