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.
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Not available Role Overview This position supports a specialized legal practice focused on representing homeowners involved in disputes with residential contractors, builders, and developers. The work centers on defective construction claims, contract disputes, project delays, mechanic's liens, payment issues, warranty matters, and other construction‑related litigation. The ideal candidate is a motivated attorney who enjoys advocacy, takes ownership of cases, and is eager to develop strong trial skills. Prior construction law experience is helpful but not required. Requirements Key Responsibilities Conduct client consultations and develop litigation strategies Draft pleadings, motions, and discovery Take and defend depositions Argue motions in court Participate in mediations and settlement negotiations Collaborate with construction experts and consultants Prepare cases for trial, arbitration, and evidentiary hearings Maintain consistent communication with clients throughout their matters Attorneys in this role receive meaningful responsibility from day one and work closely with a team lead who provides guidance and mentorship. Qualifications J.D. from an accredited law school Active license to practice law in Virginia (Maryland and/or D.C. admission is a plus) 3-5 years of civil litigation and trial experience Strong legal research, writing, and oral advocacy skills Ability to manage cases independently Experience with depositions, hearings, and motion practice Excellent client communication and organizational skills Background in construction, commercial, or real estate litigation is preferred but not required What This Role Offers Attorneys in this practice gain substantial hands‑on litigation experience, including: Serving as primary client contact Developing litigation strategy and managing their own caseload Taking and defending depositions Arguing motions Participating in mediations and negotiations Preparing cases for trial and arbitration First‑chair and second‑chair trial opportunities This environment emphasizes collaboration, mentorship, and professional growth within a specialized litigation practice. Benefits 401(k) 401(k) matching Health, dental, and vision insurance Health savings account Paid time off and holidays Parental leave Professional development support Retirement plan
