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Mid-level Labor and Employment Associate Attorney

Boston office of an AmLaw firm seeks mid-level labor and employment associate attorney with 3-5 years of litigation experience. The candidate should preferably have class action experience. Must be admitted and in good standing with the Massachusetts Bar. Legal

The candidate should have excellent academic credentials, analytical skills and verbal and written communication skills.

What's so hot about this office, other than its breathtaking views? The opportunities for associates to get involved with a small super specialized group. The small outpost of a national firm has a strong labor and employment practice. Senior associates are given a lot of responsibility on client counseling and litigation management at this firm. The attorneys here are smart and congenial, and we understand that this office is a mutual-admiration society, which makes the occasional long work day fly right by.

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Litigation - Labor & Employment

EMPLOYMENT TYPE

Full-Time

3 2019-05-11 23:54:29

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Litigation Associate Attorney

Boston office of our client, a Chambers ranked law firm, is actively seeking associates to join our Litigation Group. The candidate should have 2-5 years of experience. Admission to the Massachusetts Bar (Rhode Island Bar Admission is a plus.) is required. Interest and/or experience in labor and employment litigation are a plus. Legal

The candidate must have strong research, drafting, writing, and communication skills. Should have Juris Doctorate degree from an accredited law school with strong academic credentials.

This Boston law firm has an interdisciplinary approach to practicing law in the areas of business, finance, insurance, intellectual property, land use, litigation, tax, estates, real estate, government, commercial, nonprofits, construction, employment, e-Discovery, and creditor rights.

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Litigation - Labor & Employment

EMPLOYMENT TYPE

Full-Time

2 2019-07-19 02:54:06