Clients turn to Dentons’ Litigation and Dispute Resolution team for the intellectual savvy, creativity and depth we bring to high-stakes and complex disputes, wherever they may arise. We litigate—and regularly try to verdict—a broad range of complex matters in federal and state courts across the country, as well as before agencies, regulatory and administrative bodies and arbitration tribunals. We also have a proven track record on appeals, up to and including the nation's highest courts. With more than 200 litigators in the United States and more than 700 worldwide, we bring exceptional depth and scope to our clients' disputes. To learn more about the Litigation practice, please click here.

Responsibilities

Dentons US LLP is seeking an associate with excellent academic credentials to join our growing Litigation practice. The person hired for this position will work collaboratively with partners and be a key member of the team, and can expect to assume such responsibilities as:

Drafting and preparing motions and papers and other litigation documents

Formulating legal strategy

Conducting legal research

Managing document production

Supporting the team by performing work on other litigation-related matters as needed

Additionally, for those with an interest in growing trial experience skills, this position offers opportunities to prepare and take depositions, make court appearances, and participate in client presentations.

Position Requirements

Personal Skills/Attributes

Exceptional writing, research and analytical skills

Dedicated and goal-oriented with a strong work ethic

Superior organizational and time-management skills

Demonstrated ability to effectively communicate with colleagues and clients

Excellent interpersonal, networking and business development skills

Technical Skills

4-6 years of complex litigation experience required

Previous law firm experience is strongly preferred

Substantial e-discovery and document management systems experience is a plus

Other Requirements

Should be licensed to practice law in the States of New Jersey and New York, and be in good standing

Candidates must submit a writing sample with application