Appellate Practice & Trial Support Associate

Appellate Practice & Trial Support Associate
Location: New York, NY

A nationally recognised litigation firm is seeking an Associate with 2+ years of appellate and trial support experience to join its Appellate Practice Group. This is an exceptional opportunity to work on high-stakes appeals and trial matters, partnering closely with trial teams across a wide range of sophisticated disputes.

The role offers substantial courtroom exposure and the opportunity to play a critical role in preserving issues for appeal, developing legal strategy and supporting trial teams through all stages of litigation.

Key Responsibilities:

  • Support trial teams on complex litigation matters from pre-trial through appeal
  • Draft appellate briefs, motions and other substantive filings
  • Handle appellate oral arguments and legal motion hearings where appropriate
  • Participate in charge conferences and trial strategy discussions
  • Preserve appellate issues and maintain the trial record
  • Conduct legal research and analyse complex legal issues
  • Collaborate closely with trial lawyers on litigation and appellate strategy
  • Assist clients with post-trial motions and appellate proceedings

Who You Are:

  • Associate with 2+ years of appellate and trial support experience
  • Experience handling appellate oral arguments and substantive motion practice
  • Experience participating in trial proceedings and preserving the record
  • Strong research, writing and analytical skills
  • Excellent academic credentials
  • Judicial clerkship experience preferred
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills
  • Able to work effectively both independently and within a team environment

Compensation:
Salary Range: $150,000 – $215,000 (depending on location and experience)

Interested?
Contact Max at max@tposearch.com to learn more or express interest.

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Salary:
$150k – $215k

Location:
New York

Discipline:
Litigation

Job Code:
Appellate Practice & Trial Support Associate