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Manage complex business and employment litigation from discovery through trial preparation and resolution. Responsibilities include legal research, sophisticated analysis, motion practice, drafting opinion letters, advising clients, collaborating with firm attorneys, mentoring junior associates, and supporting business development. The role requires strong advocacy, writing, communication, organization, and client-service skills, along with New Jersey Bar admission and 3–7 years of relevant litigation experience.

Supports attorneys in securities-related arbitration, mediation, and litigation matters. Responsibilities include document analysis and production, subpoenas, legal research, case-file organization, standard responses, trial preparation, spreadsheet and database maintenance, and coordination with counsel, vendors, clients, and firm personnel.

Handle complex commercial, business, and securities litigation in state and federal courts and arbitration forums, including AAA and FINRA. Draft motions, briefs, and memoranda; conduct depositions and advocacy; manage multiple matters and deadlines; and represent clients in high-stakes disputes. The role requires strong legal writing, oral advocacy, Texas law knowledge, and readiness to appear in court and arbitration hearings.

Owns full-lifecycle recruitment for attorneys, legal support, and business services staff across multiple offices. Responsibilities include sourcing, screening, interview coordination, offers, attorney due diligence, agency management, campus and summer associate programs, onboarding, and employee engagement initiatives. The role partners with firm leaders, manages recruitment workflows in ADP, coordinates complex schedules, and maintains confidentiality and employment-law compliance.

Conduct legal research, develop case strategies, draft pleadings, motions, and discovery, take and defend depositions, conduct examinations under oath, evaluate liability and damages, and manage an independent insurance defense caseload. The attorney will collaborate with firm principals, provide high-quality client service, use legal technology and practice management tools, and travel for trials, hearings, depositions, and property re-inspections as needed.