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Boston office of our client seeks real estate commercial leasing associate attorney with preferably 5+ years of ground and retail leasing experience. The candidate should preferably have experience with the fundamentals of real estate acquisitions, dispositions, zoning, construction, and/or development and permitting. Admission to Massachusetts Bar is required. Legal

Must possess superior research, analytical and writing skills. Must also be highly motivated and have the ability to work both independently and as part of a larger team.

Known for their ability to provide the highest-level advocacy services, the attorneys at this law firm provide a personalized, creative, and streamlined approach. Attorneys here specialize in construction, corporate and business, employee benefits environmental, health, intellectual property, immigration, labor and employment, litigation, personal financial planning, real estate, securities, and sports law. Clients of this full-service concern include individuals, financial institutions, real estate developers and construction companies, hospitals, state and local agencies, privately owned businesses and partnerships, publicly held corporations, and emerging businesses.

Boston office of our client seeks litigation associate attorney with 2-5 years of experience. The candidate should have experience in dispute resolution including drafting pleadings, taking depositions and participating in mediations, arbitrations and trial work. Should also have experience handling matters involving general business disputes. Experience with construction and/or bankruptcy matters is a plus. Legal

This New England firm has a mid-sized Boston office that is principally focused on litigation. In fact, these Boston lawyers are better able to handle litigation outside the typical commerical litigation (family, construction, etc.) than most similarly sized firms. The litigators here consider themselves trial lawyers, which represents a refreshing willingness to go to the courthouse if necessary--even at the most junior levels. Although the offices could be more posh and comfortable, associates with a committement to the New England area like the parochial nature of the firm and the relative predictability of lifestyle and hours.