Jobs at Butler Snow

The Marketing Communications Manager develops and executes internal and external communications, media relations, and digital content initiatives. Responsibilities include managing editorial and media calendars, writing and editing press releases and web content, supporting thought leadership and branding, coordinating agencies, monitoring project deadlines, and analyzing communications metrics such as media mentions and social engagement. The role also supports marketing and business development initiatives across the firm.

Advise clients and legal teams on e-discovery obligations, legal holds, ESI collection, document review, production, privilege, and discovery disputes. Develop discovery strategies, protocols, search terms, and workflows; manage high-volume projects, vendors, review teams, budgets, and deadlines. Use e-discovery platforms and collaborate with litigation-support and forensic specialists. Draft and negotiate discovery agreements and protective orders, address privacy and cross-border issues, and represent clients in discovery-related proceedings.

Represent clients in commercial litigation by contributing to litigation strategy, preparing for trial, taking and defending depositions, arguing motions, and researching complex legal issues. The role requires a Juris Doctor, Tennessee bar licensure in good standing, law-firm litigation experience, strong writing skills, and the ability to investigate and analyze complex matters.

Manage complex litigation caseloads, discovery, pleadings, deadlines, court filings, and large document productions. Lead trial preparation by organizing exhibits, trial notebooks, logistics, cite-checking, and courtroom support. Analyze medical records, depositions, and discovery; conduct legal research using Westlaw or LexisNexis; and coordinate with clients, experts, vendors, opposing counsel, and trial teams.

Counsel will join a constitutional and civil rights defense litigation team handling federal court class actions. Responsibilities include trial preparation, case strategy, discovery, records review, client and witness interviews, depositions, motion practice, legal research, and drafting briefs and memoranda. Candidates must have defense litigation experience, deposition expertise, strong research and writing abilities, and an Alabama law license.

Draft correspondence, pleadings, discovery, motions, orders, notices, and subpoenas; schedule depositions and court deadlines; conduct legal research using Westlaw; file pleadings through ECF; support discovery and trial preparation; and review and summarize records. The role requires strong knowledge of civil procedure, accurate billable-time recording, excellent communication, attention to detail, and independent teamwork.

Conducts legal conflict-of-interest searches, researches individuals and entities, analyzes potential conflicts, maintains conflict and matter data, reviews client intake documentation, and communicates findings to attorneys and firm leadership. The role also processes workflow requests, clears or escalates issues, supports firm personnel with conflict inquiries, meets deadlines, and participates in periodic after-hours or weekend on-call coverage.

Provides administrative and litigation support to attorneys, including court filings, drafting pleadings and discovery materials, document research, case preparation, exhibit organization, database management, scheduling, reimbursements, and billing coordination. Requires strong organization, communication, judgment, multitasking, technology proficiency, and teamwork in an in-office law firm environment.

This is a general application for candidates whose skills do not match a currently posted position. Applicants will join the organization’s talent pool and may be considered for current or future opportunities matching their background. Candidates are encouraged to monitor the employment page and apply separately to specific openings when available.

Supports litigation attorneys by filing documents in state and federal courts, drafting pleadings and discovery materials, conducting document searches and factual research, preparing case and trial materials, organizing exhibits, managing databases, scheduling, reimbursements, and billing workflows.