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Seattle office of an AmLaw firm seeks real estate and land use associate attorney with 2-6 years of experience. Legal

The successful candidate is required to have an excellent law school academic record, superior legal writing and drafting skills, and an enthusiasm for the practice of real estate law.

This large, dynamic full-service firm is one of the largest law firms in the Pacific Northwest. They have experienced tremendous, rapid growth because of their many Internet and high-tech clients. It has offices in the Pacific Northwest as well as Silicon Valley and the Pacific Rim. Practice areas include corporate, litigation, intellectual property, tax, employment, and other types of law. The firm has a relaxed, casual atmosphere, and billable hours requirements are reasonable so associates can enjoy all that Seattle has to offer. There is a good relationship between partners and associates, and associates are able to develop mentoring relationships by working closely with experienced partners in their practice areas. Market compensation is paid, and chances for making partner are much better than average.

Environmental and Land Use

Full-Time

Seattle office of an AmLaw firm seeks real estate and land use associate attorney with 2-6 years of experience. The candidate should preferably have prior work experience in public or private sector land use or municipal law, including permitting and/or land use litigation. Legal

The successful candidate is required to have an excellent law school academic record, superior legal writing and oral advocacy skills.

This large, dynamic full-service firm is one of the largest law firms in the Pacific Northwest. They have experienced tremendous, rapid growth because of their many Internet and high-tech clients. It has offices in the Pacific Northwest as well as Silicon Valley and the Pacific Rim. Practice areas include corporate, litigation, intellectual property, tax, employment, and other types of law. The firm has a relaxed, casual atmosphere, and billable hours requirements are reasonable so associates can enjoy all that Seattle has to offer. There is a good relationship between partners and associates, and associates are able to develop mentoring relationships by working closely with experienced partners in their practice areas. Market compensation is paid, and chances for making partner are much better than average.

Environmental and Land Use

Full-Time

Seattle office of an AmLaw firm seeks land use attorney with 4-5 years of experience for environment, land use and natural resources practice. The candidate should have experience on sophisticated legal matters through their work with senior lawyers and clients in a variety of complex and cutting-edge issues involving land use, shorelines, zoning, environmental, natural resource and growth management laws. Experience with, or demonstrable interest in, land use, natural resource development and environmental issues is needed. Public experience is a plus. Legal

JD degree from an accredited university with excellent academic credentials. Excellent written and verbal communication skills, acute judgment and responsiveness, and perseverance is needed.

Areas of specialization are transactional and litigation law. Law offices are based in seven states across the U.S. The law practice was founded in 1907. Practice areas are extensive. A sizable team of talented attorneys are on staff. The firm and attorneys have received accolades from numerous industry publications and groups over the years. Diversity in the work force is endorsed at the law practice.

Environmental and Land Use

Full-Time

Seattle office of our client, a Chambers ranked law firm, is actively seeking associates to join our Land Use Group. The candidate should have 2+ years of land use experience, involvement in the permitting process, and the ability and desire to present cases to hearing examiners, councils and the courts. Must have current WSBA membership. Legal

The candidate should have strong analytic and writing skills, involvement in the permitting process, and the ability and desire to present cases to hearing examiners, councils and the courts. Superior academic credentials are needed.

If mainstream makes you moan, this sizzling, successful firm in the heart of the Pacific Northwest will intrigue you. Their practice is full-service, with an emphasis on land use, environment and litigation, allowing you to make your mark in a gutsy atmosphere of cutting edge attorneys drawn to the extraordinary. We should note that this firm is consistently ranked a truly outstanding place to work with a great sense of camaraderie among the associates working here. This firm is also notable in that graduation from a first-tier law school is not necessarily needed to get a position with this firm. Additionally, this firm is known for doing first-rate work, and the associates working here do have the opportunity to work on significant cases and deals. In a market where firms are increasingly pushing to be bigger, better and faster, this firm has intentionally maintained its smaller size. Diversity seems to be emphasized by this firm and the associates working here all seem to have a good feeling about the fact that different viewpoints are respected here. For associates looking to be part of a very collegial atmosphere which treats its associates very well, this firm is a good choice. Compensation at this firm is not at high market; however, it appears to be quite enough to most associates. This firm has very low attrition for the most part.

Environmental and Land Use

Full-Time

Seattle office of our client, a Chambers ranked law firm, is actively seeking associates to join our Natural Resources/Land Use Group. The candidate should have 2-4 years of experience. Should have strong experience handling diverse matters associated with federal and state environmental laws, such as the National Environmental Protection Act, the State Environmental Protection Act, the Endangered Species Act, and the Clean Water Act. Should also have experience in permitting and regulatory compliance/enforcement; and in all aspects of complex land use matters, including representation before local land use boards, tribunals, and other administrative agencies. Washington State Bar admission is required. Legal

Superior analytical, drafting, client communication skills, sense of humor,

This is an innovative and highly responsive law firm concentrating in land use, environmental, municipal and water law, real estate transactions, and civil litigation.

Environmental and Land Use

Full-Time