Junior-Mid-Level Trusts and Estates Attorney

Job Overview
A law firm seeks a Junior-Mid-Level Trusts and Estates Attorney to join its expanding Trusts and Estates Department in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. This role offers the opportunity to work with highly-skilled attorneys in a collaborative environment.

Duties

• Engage in estate planning, tax planning, and trust and estate administration.
• Design and implement personalized estate plans for high net-worth individuals and families.
• Develop tax-efficient estate and wealth transfer strategies.
• Manage billable hour requirements and maintain accurate timekeeping records.
• Participate actively in business development and client networking.

Requirements

• 3 to 5 years of experience in a private law firm setting.
• Experience with high net-worth clients and family-owned businesses.
• Ability to manage billable hours and maintain accurate records.
• Interest in networking, marketing, and client development.

Education

• Juris Doctor from an accredited law school.

Certifications

• Admitted to the New Hampshire and Massachusetts Bar, or ability to waive in.
• Other bar memberships are a plus.

Skills

• Strong analytical abilities and excellent client service skills.
• Excellent communication and writing skills.

Benefits

• Collegial team-focused environment.
• Support for professional development.
• Hybrid work schedule options available.
• Competitive compensation and benefits package.

This is New Hampshire's largest full-service firm, and it has the following practice areas: Administrative, Admiralty, Appellate Practice, Banking, Bankruptcy, Business Litigation, Complex Business Transactions, Copyright, Corporate, Criminal, Educational Institutions, Employment Law, Environmental Law, Estate Planning, Federal Practice, Financial Institutions, General Practice, Government Relations, High Technology, Immigration Law, Intellectual Property, International Trade, Land Use, Medical Malpractice, Patents, Pension and Profit Sharing, Personal Injury, Probate, Real Estate, Regulatory Law, Securities, State Taxation, Trademarks, Trusts and Zoning Law, and White-Collar Crime.