A Litigation Lawyer, also known as a litigator or trial lawyer, represent plaintiffs and defendants in civil lawsuits. They manage all phases of the litigation from the investigation, pleadings, and discovery through the pre-trial, trial, settlement, and appeal processes.
Why This Is a Great Opportunity Handle sophisticated commercial litigation and high-profile disputes from day one. Gain meaningful courtroom experience, including depositions, mediations, arbitrations, and motion practice. Work directly with experienced partners in a collaborative boutique environment with hands-on mentorship. Join a respected litigation team where associates are trusted with substantive responsibility early in their careers. Enjoy excellent benefits, fully paid employee medical insurance, 401(k), paid time off, free parking, and a collegial, team-focused culture. Build your litigation career with a firm that values excellence, collaboration, integrity, and professional growth.
Location:
This is a full-time, 100% on-site position based in Milford, Connecticut, offering the opportunity to work side-by-side with experienced litigators in a highly collaborative office environment.
Note:
Applicants must be admitted to the Connecticut Bar and have experience practicing in Connecticut State Court and/or Federal Court. This is an in-office litigation role best suited for attorneys who are passionate about advocacy and courtroom practice. About Us We are a boutique litigation firm dedicated to helping clients resolve complex legal challenges with practical, strategic advocacy. For more than five decades, we've built our reputation on exceptional client service, lean staffing, and a collaborative culture where attorneys work closely together to deliver outstanding results. Confidential Employer. Job Description Represent clients in complex commercial litigation matters from inception through resolution. Appear in Connecticut State and Federal Courts. Handle courtroom proceedings, mediations, arbitrations, and hearings. Take and defend depositions of parties and witnesses. Draft pleadings, motions, briefs, discovery requests, and legal memoranda. Research legal and factual issues to develop effective litigation strategies. Analyze business disputes, contracts, records, and potential claims. Collaborate closely with experienced attorneys while managing substantive case responsibilities. Provide exceptional client service throughout all phases of litigation. Qualifications Connecticut Bar admission required. 2+ years of litigation experience as an attorney preferred; experienced attorneys at higher levels are encouraged to apply. Experience practicing in Connecticut State Court and/or Federal Court required. Passion for litigation and courtroom advocacy. Excellent legal research, writing, and communication skills. Strong organizational and time management abilities. Ability to work independently while thriving in a collaborative team environment. Commercial litigation experience preferred. Judicial clerkship experience is a plus. Why You Will Love Working Here You'll join a close-knit litigation team where your work has a direct impact from the beginning. We foster a collaborative, supportive environment that emphasizes mentorship, professional development, meaningful client relationships, and high-quality advocacy without the bureaucracy often found at larger firms.
JPC-1540
Pay:
$120,000.00 - $160,000.00 per year
Benefits:
Dental insurance Paid time off Retirement plan Vision insurance Application Question(s):
Yes/No:
Do you have litigation experience in Connecticut State Court or Federal Court? Briefly explain which role on your resume best aligns with this position and why. If you have any resume gaps, please briefly explain. This role is on site at the Milford, CT, location. Confirm you are okay with this: Y/N In what city/state do you currently reside? What base salary range would you need to make a move? Pls keep it aligned with your directly relevant experience, as candidates seeking compensation above their experience level may not be considered.
