What are the responsibilities and job description for the Litigation Associate - complex commercial or construction position at Resiliency LLC?
We are looking for a Litigation Associate with 5-10 years of experience to join a nationally recognized boutique real estate law firm and handle complex commercial and construction litigation matters. You'll be stepping into a high-impact role where senior partners need someone who can independently manage court appearances, motion practice, and depositions.
What will you be doing?
Handling court appearances, case management conferences, and oral arguments on summary judgment motions
Conducting depositions and cross-examining witnesses
Managing complex commercial real estate litigation and contract disputes
Representing insured architects, engineers, and contractors in construction defect and D&O claims as panel counsel for major insurance companies
Supporting motion practice and litigation strategy across the firm's growing commercial litigation portfolio
Key Requirements
5-10 years of litigation experience, preferably in commercial or real estate-related matters
Admitted to the New Jersey Bar (New York or Pennsylvania bar admission is a strong plus)
Ability to independently handle court appearances, depositions, and motion practice
Background at a small-to-midsize, reputable litigation firm (not BigLaw unless willing to adjust expectations)
Strong work ethic and commitment to being in-office; no lifestyle-first candidates
What will you be doing?
Handling court appearances, case management conferences, and oral arguments on summary judgment motions
Conducting depositions and cross-examining witnesses
Managing complex commercial real estate litigation and contract disputes
Representing insured architects, engineers, and contractors in construction defect and D&O claims as panel counsel for major insurance companies
Supporting motion practice and litigation strategy across the firm's growing commercial litigation portfolio
Key Requirements
5-10 years of litigation experience, preferably in commercial or real estate-related matters
Admitted to the New Jersey Bar (New York or Pennsylvania bar admission is a strong plus)
Ability to independently handle court appearances, depositions, and motion practice
Background at a small-to-midsize, reputable litigation firm (not BigLaw unless willing to adjust expectations)
Strong work ethic and commitment to being in-office; no lifestyle-first candidates