Our client, an AmLaw 100 national law firm, is seeking a talented Litigation Associate with 4+ years of experience to join its nationally recognized Insurance Recovery and Counseling practice in Atlanta. This opportunity offers sophisticated policyholder-side insurance coverage litigation, complex contractual disputes, insurance recovery matters, and commercial litigation, with substantial responsibility, meaningful client interaction, and close collaboration with experienced partners. The firm offers a collegial, supportive environment and a transparent path for professional growth.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

•  Represent corporate policyholders in complex insurance coverage litigation, arbitrations, and dispute resolution proceedings involving D&O, Cyber, RWI, CGL, Environmental, E&O, and Property/Business Interruption insurance, as well as other first- and third-party coverages
•  Advise clients on insurance recovery and litigation strategies; analyze complex insurance policies, endorsements, exclusions, and coverage provisions; assist clients in securing defense and indemnity coverage for liability claims and significant losses
•  Manage all phases of litigation, including factual investigation, discovery, motion practice, and hearing or trial preparation; draft coverage analyses, pleadings, motions, briefs, and substantive legal memoranda

REQUIREMENTS:

•  4+ years exp. in complex commercial litigation; experience with complex contractual disputes and insurance coverage matters is highly relevant
•  Excellent legal research, analytical, writing, and oral advocacy skills; ability to independently manage assignments while contributing to a collaborative team
•  Strong professionalism, initiative, sound judgment, and attention to detail
•  PREFERRED: Federal judicial clerkship experience
•  JD from a nationally recognized and accredited law school with excellent academic credentials
•  Georgia Bar licensed (or prepared to become licensed in Georgia promptly) 

TO APPLY: Please submit in PDF format a resume, JD transcript, and a strong writing sample (dispositive motion or brief, 10–20 pages, demonstrating strong legal analysis and persuasive writing).