I'm working with a well-respected Boston law firm that's looking for a mid-level associate to join its construction team. The group represents construction clients in every part of their business, from contract drafting and negotiation to claims, mediations, litigation, and appeals. It's a great chance to take on significant responsibility in a collaborative, sophisticated, team-oriented group.
What you'll do:
- Prepare and negotiate construction contracts
- Evaluate, manage, and monitor complex construction disputes and litigation
- Take and defend depositions, and draft and argue dispositive motions
- Prepare for arbitrations, mediations, and trials
- Develop litigation and resolution strategies, and manage risk on potential and existing claims
- Report to clients, manage local counsel and experts, and collaborate with multiple parties
What you'll bring:
- 3-5 years of litigation experience, including depositions, dispositive motions, and arbitration, mediation, and trial preparation
- E-discovery experience
- Construction contract and dispute experience (delay and disruption, payment, and breach of contract claims) is a plus
- Admission to the Massachusetts Bar
- Strong writing and oral advocacy skills and an excellent academic record
- Motivation to work independently and as part of a larger team
Strong compensation and good benefits.
Apply here or reach out to Jessica at 605-846-8647 or jessica.merkel@gogpac.com
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