Real Estate Litigation Attorney

Job Overview

Multiple law firms across the United States — including Am Law teams, respected mid-sized firms, and premier litigation boutiques — are actively seeking Real Estate Litigation Attorneys with 1–10+ years of experience.
With litigation involving commercial properties, development projects, construction issues, and landlord-tenant disputes on the rise, firms are rapidly expanding their real estate litigation practices.

If you have experience in real property disputes, including:

• Commercial real estate litigation

• Lease enforcement and landlord-tenant matters

• Construction or development-related claims

• Title, easement, and boundary disputes

• Purchase and sale agreement litigation

• HOA, CC&R, and community-association enforcement

• Brokerage liability or real property torts

• Depositions, court appearances, and motion practice

…we want to speak with you.

Duties

• Represent clients in commercial real estate and property-related litigation.

• Handle landlord-tenant disputes, lease enforcement, and eviction matters.

• Litigate construction, development, title, easement, and boundary issues.

• Manage purchase and sale agreement disputes and contract-based claims.

• Assist HOAs and property owners with CC&R enforcement and related matters.

• Conduct discovery, take depositions, write motions, and appear in court.

• Work directly with clients, developers, owners, lenders, and property managers.

Requirements

• 1–10+ years of litigation experience, ideally with real estate exposure.

• Knowledge of commercial property disputes, contracts, or construction matters.

• Strong writing, research, and courtroom skills.

• Ability to manage active case dockets and multiple deadlines.

• Juris Doctor (JD) from an accredited law school.

• Admission to the bar in at least one U.S. jurisdiction.

Skills

• Excellent motion practice and advocacy abilities.

• Clear communication with clients and internal teams.

• Strong organizational and case-management skills.

• Ability to analyze complex property issues and apply real estate statutes.

• Detail-oriented, responsive, and collaborative.

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