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Associate Attorney - Mass Tort
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A Lawyer represents clients in legal matters or court proceedings, provides legal advice and draws up legal documents. Works on criminal or civil cases, and either specializes in one area or practices broadly across all areas of law.
$131,491 / year median in Colorado
+9% projected growth
Job Description
Burg Simpson's Mass Tort Department handles some of the most complex, high-stakes litigation in the country. Our litigation attorneys are ready to take on real responsibility — drafting that gets filed, strategy that shapes cases, and work that directly affects the lives of injured clients — while developing alongside trial lawyers who have tried these cases to verdict. What You'll Do Manage a caseload of mass tort and class action matters from intake through resolution. Conduct legal research, draft and argue motions, briefs, and pleadings, and be part of a team taking depositions. Work directly with senior trial attorneys to develop case strategy and tackle complex legal issues. Take an active role in discovery, motion practice, and trial preparation. Advocate for injured clients with skill, judgment, and genuine care. What We're Looking For 3-5 years of litigation experience, including personal injury (mass tort or class action experience a plus). Sharp legal research, writing, and analytical skills, and the instinct to advocate persuasively. Experience litigating in both state and federal court. A collaborative working style and the drive to learn from attorneys who've built this practice. Active license in good standing. Location In-person. Hybrid flexibility may be available after an initial in-office period, based on performance.