Restrictive Covenants & Trade Secrets Attorney-Partner Track

Fisher Phillips; Portland (OR); On-site; USD 170,000 - 210,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical/Dental/Vision

Paid time off

Parental leave

401k & profit sharing

Life & disability

Employee assistance

Job summary

Fisher Phillips is seeking an attorney with 4+ years of litigation experience to join our restrictive covenants and trade secrets practice in Portland. The role is partner-track and involves national and international matters in non-competes, non-solicitation, and DTSA/CFAA contexts.

Candidates should have a strong writing and analytical skill set, the ability to manage multiple matters, and admission to the Maine Bar is required or willingness to apply. A portable book is not required.

Qualifications

• Strong litigation background and interest in covenants and trade secrets.
• Experience in this practice area is a plus but not required.
• Experience handling motions, depositions, discovery, and related matters.

Responsibilities

• Litigation matters enforcing or defending non-competes and trade secret issues.
• Handle multi-state and cross-border matters across U.S. states and other laws.
• Lead or participate in enterprise-wide contract drafting across jurisdictions.
• Provide strategic advice when onboarding key recruits with legal duties.
• Perform national and international legal research projects as needed.
• Collaborate with Portland-based and national practice group teams.

Skills

Litigation experience

Covenants & trade secrets

Cross-border matters

Maine Bar admission

Education

Juris Doctor

Tools

e-discovery software

Job description

Fisher Phillips is seeking an attorney with 4+ years of litigation experience to join our restrictive covenants and trade secrets practice in Portland. The role is partner-track and involves national and international matters in non-competes, non-solicitation, and DTSA/CFAA contexts.

Candidates should have a strong writing and analytical skill set, the ability to manage multiple matters, and admission to the Maine Bar is required or willingness to apply. A portable book is not required.