Remote Staff Attorney (Associate Track) – Commercial Litigation

Work Anywhere. Litigate Everywhere. Grow Fast. Are you a sharp, driven litigator who’s ready to take the next step in your career—but tired of traditional firm politics, rigid hierarchies, or slow-growth environments? Join a high-performing boutique commercial litigation firm where your work actually matters, your ideas are heard, and you get real opportunities to grow into an Associate Attorney role based on performance—not tenure. This is a rare chance to gain hands-on experience in complex litigation while working fully remote with a team known for precision, professionalism, and winning results in high-stakes commercial disputes across Texas and beyond. Why This Role Is Different Most Staff Attorney roles feel like document factories. Not this one. Here, you will: ✔ Contribute directly to litigation strategy ✔ Draft filings that actually get filed—not “research memos that disappear” ✔ Work closely with trial-tested senior counsel ✔ Build a portfolio of substantive litigation work ✔ Gain consideration for Associate Attorney promotion This is the ideal opportunity for a motivated litigator who wants meaningful responsibility and rapid professional growth—while still enjoying the flexibility of a remote position. About the Firm Our client is a boutique commercial litigation firm representing businesses and individuals in complex, high-value disputes. Our attorneys are known for their courtroom excellence, meticulous preparation, and strategic thinking. You’ll join a tight-knit, professional, and highly collaborative team where strong writing, careful analysis, and reliability are valued and rewarded. What You’ll Do As a key member of our litigation team, you will: • Assist with active commercial litigation matters in state and federal courts • Draft memoranda, pleadings, motions, and briefs with minimal supervision • Conduct deep-dive legal research to support litigation strategy • Prepare and respond to written discovery (interrogatories, RFPs, RFAs) • Manage document review, production, and litigation support platforms • Prepare deposition outlines, witness files, exhibit sets, and factual summaries • Coordinate litigation calendars, deadlines, and workflow • Communicate professionally with clients, opposing counsel, and internal teams • Support attorneys through every stage of the litigation lifecycle This role requires a high level of independence, accuracy, and ownership. What You Bring • J.D. from an accredited and respected law school (top programs strongly preferred) • Active law license in at least one U.S. jurisdiction (good standing required) • 2+ years of litigation experience—preferably commercial litigation • Exceptional legal writing and research abilities • Strong command of discovery processes and deposition preparation • Ability to manage multiple matters independently • Detail-oriented, organized, and deadline-driven • A proactive, disciplined approach to remote work Skills That Give You an Edge • Experience with trials, hearings, or complex case preparation • Comfort working independently with minimal supervision • Strong analytical and problem‑solving skills • High-level attention to detail and consistency • Experience with business disputes, commercial law, or high-stakes matters Pay: $140,000.00 - $160,000.00 per year Benefits: • Dental insurance • Health insurance • Life insurance • Paid time off • Vision insurance Application Question(s): • Do you have experience drafting motions, pleadings, or briefs that were filed with a court? If so How many years? • Do you have experience working with commercial litigation matters? If so How many years? • How comfortable are you preparing and responding to written discovery? • How do you stay organized and meet deadlines in a remote environment? Work Location: Remote Apply tot his job

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