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Senior Associate Attorney / Lead Attorney Commercial Litigation
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Goodwin Recruiting
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Job Summary To Apply for this Job Click Here Our client is a modern boutique business law and commercial litigation firm that is seeking a Senior Associate / Lead Attorney to join its rapidly growing team. This is a fully remote opportunity based out of the Charlotte metro area focused on sophisticated commercial litigation matters involving businesses, entrepreneurs, executives, and business owners. Unlike traditional law firms, our client offers: Fully remote work environment No billable hour requirement Unlimited PTO Uncapped performance-based compensation Significant client interaction and case ownership Entrepreneurial and collaborative culture Direct growth opportunity within a fast-scaling firm Responsibilities Independently manage commercial litigation matters Handle depositions, motions, hearings, and court appearances Maintain direct client relationships Supervise junior attorneys Collaborate with firm leadership on litigation strategy Participate in business development and networking efforts Qualifications North Carolina bar admission required Approximately 5+ years of litigation experience preferred Strong commercial litigation background Deposition and courtroom experience Ability to independently manage cases Entrepreneurial mindset and strong communication skills Comfort working in a fully remote environment This role is ideal for attorneys seeking sophisticated litigation work with greater autonomy, flexibility, and client ownership than traditional law firm structures provide.