Jobs at Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough

Provides administrative and litigation support to attorneys and paralegals, including calendar management, travel arrangements, expense reports, legal document preparation, court e-filing, deposition and meeting scheduling, client communication, conflict checks, matter opening, electronic file maintenance, billing setup, invoicing, and trial preparation support.

Corporate associate advising emerging companies, entrepreneurs, management teams, and investors on formations, financings, securities, mergers and acquisitions, and general corporate matters. The role involves sophisticated transactional work, client relationship development, and collaboration across legal and business needs from company formation through exit. Candidates should have 2–5 years of law firm corporate transactional experience, with emerging company and venture capital experience preferred, and be admitted in good standing to the Illinois bar.

Commercial Litigation Associate handling complex business disputes for a national law firm. Responsibilities include drafting and arguing discovery motions, taking and defending depositions, managing cases, appearing in court, and providing strong oral and written advocacy. Candidates should have 3–6 years of commercial litigation experience, courtroom experience, strong academic credentials, and admission in good standing with the South Carolina Bar. Franchise litigation experience is preferred.

Represent clients in commercial litigation before state and federal courts. Responsibilities include legal research, persuasive writing, taking and defending depositions, and providing strong written and oral advocacy to support successful client outcomes.

Litigate commercial, product liability, class action, and complex litigation matters in state and federal courts. Manage cases, develop legal strategy, and lead courtroom advocacy while collaborating with experienced attorneys. Candidates must demonstrate strong oral and written advocacy, case-management ability, and meaningful litigation experience. Pennsylvania and New Jersey bar admission in good standing are required; New York admission is advantageous.

Provides administrative support in a law firm, including expense reports, time entry, mail processing, mailings, document management, and other office tasks. Requires strong organization, accuracy, communication, prioritization, customer service, and the ability to work under pressure. Proficiency with Microsoft Office, Windows, and related systems is required. Recent college graduates with office experience are preferred.

Supports attorneys on general and complex commercial litigation matters. Responsibilities include managing case calendars and court deadlines, filing documents electronically through ECF and state court systems, conducting PACER and Westlaw research, drafting pleadings and motions, and managing case documents in Relativity. The role requires at least five years of law firm litigation experience, strong organization, critical thinking, technology proficiency, and the ability to work independently and overtime when needed.

Supports attorneys and clients throughout trust and probate administration. Responsibilities include communicating with beneficiaries and representatives, preparing deeds, probate forms, pleadings, inventories, and asset-transfer documents, organizing and valuing assets, reviewing financial statements, and assisting with estate tax matters and Florida court filings.

Provides administrative support to attorneys and healthcare legal teams by managing calendars, meetings, expenses, legal document preparation and formatting, document management, client and matter intake, conflict checks, billing requirements, and project-based office support.

Support attorneys on general and complex commercial litigation matters. Manage case calendars and court deadlines, electronically file court documents, conduct PACER and Westlaw research, draft pleadings and motions, and oversee document management in Relativity. The role requires end-to-end litigation experience, strong organization, attention to detail, technology proficiency, and the ability to work independently and overtime as needed.

Provides Tier 1 troubleshooting and Help Desk support for network, server, workstation, and application issues. Installs and deploys systems and hardware, performs maintenance and security patching, supports infrastructure upgrades, cloud initiatives, and office technology projects, and maintains technical documentation. The role also delivers hands-on support across firm offices and requires occasional travel and the ability to move equipment weighing up to 50 pounds.

Provides administrative and legal support to attorneys and paralegals handling litigation matters. Responsibilities include calendar and travel management, expense reporting, legal document preparation, court e-filing, deposition and mediation scheduling, client communication, conflict checks, matter opening, electronic file maintenance, billing support, and invoice assistance.

Provides litigation calendaring and docketing services for federal, state, and agency matters. Reviews court documents and correspondence, calculates and enters deadlines into Milana, researches jurisdictional rules, prepares deadline reports, and responds to attorney and legal staff requests. The role performs quality reviews, maintains docketing procedures, escalates issues, supports workflow improvements, and ensures accurate, timely completion of assigned calendaring work.

Provides litigation calendaring and docketing services for federal, state, and agency matters using Milana. Reviews court documents, researches jurisdictional rules, computes deadlines, audits work quality, prepares reports, trains staff, maintains procedures, and supports workflow improvements. Requires extensive litigation docketing experience, legal research skills, knowledge of court rules, strong accuracy, organization, communication, and multitasking abilities.

Provides litigation calendaring and docketing services for federal, state, and agency matters. Reviews court documents and correspondence, calculates and enters deadlines into Milana, researches jurisdictional rules, prepares deadline reports, and responds to attorneys and legal staff. Performs quality reviews, maintains docketing procedures, supports workflow improvements, and stays current on court rules and litigation practices.

Provides administrative and litigation support to attorneys and paralegals, including calendar and travel management, expense reports, legal document preparation, court e-filing, deposition and meeting scheduling, client communications, conflict checks, matter openings, electronic file maintenance, billing setup, invoices, and clerical tasks. Requires at least four years of recent state and federal litigation experience in a law firm.

Litigation Associate handling complex litigation matters, including taking and defending depositions, drafting dispositive, expert, and discovery motions, managing cases, and leading litigation activities. The role requires strong oral and written advocacy, meaningful complex litigation experience, New York bar admission in good standing, and strong academic credentials. Asbestos litigation experience and New Jersey admission are preferred.

Litigation Staff Attorney defending product liability, toxic tort, and mass tort lawsuits in a collaborative team environment. The role requires at least six months of relevant litigation experience, California Bar admission, and submission of a cover letter, resume, and law school transcript. The position is based in Los Angeles with hybrid and remote options available.

Provides administrative and legal support to litigation attorneys and paralegals. Responsibilities include preparing and proofreading legal documents, managing calendars and deadlines, filing in Texas state and federal courts, scheduling proceedings, assisting with trial and discovery preparation, coordinating travel, processing expenses and billing, opening matters, maintaining client files, and communicating about assignments and deadlines.

Represents businesses and financial institutions in mergers and acquisitions and corporate/LLC matters. Independently manages substantial transaction assignments, communicates with clients and deal professionals, identifies legal issues, develops solutions, and seeks guidance on complex matters. Requires strong communication and analytical skills, meaningful transactional experience, and admission to or eligibility for admission to the South Carolina Bar.