What are the responsibilities and job description for the Trial Litigation Attorney position at Farrin?
Want to become a litigation superstar? Jumpstart your career as a trial lawyer.
Here’s an opportunity to shine, with your own caseload, alongside prominent attorneys.
We offer:
- The opportunity to be in court. A lot.
- Mentorship by renowned attorneys in the field.
- Deep resources, a supportive environment, and stellar paralegals.
- Growth opportunities with a path to partnership.
- Your own caseload, and the freedom to manage it. You will also be supporting the lead SC partner to gain experience.
- No cap on how much you can achieve above your already-competitive salary.
- Competitive benefits (such as paid family leave, 401k with match, and more).
What the day looks like:
No two days are the same. You might be in court for a hearing, deposing a witness or defending a deposition, talking to an expert about your case, investigating facts in the field, or gearing up for trial.
And while you’re building your case, our highly-trained support staff meticulously take care of all the details. Plus: No billable hours. No micromanagement.
It’s a good fit for hard-working attorneys who want to do quality work and make a real impact in clients’ lives.
Who we are:
We’re a nationally recognized plaintiffs’ firm, and were recently voted a Best Place to Work. Our President was named one of the state’s most influential business leaders, and has been recognized for advancing diversity and inclusion in the legal profession.
Besides looking for high achievers, we’re also looking for good people. People with character, strong values, and who are good teammates. And kind. Our employees genuinely care for our clients and for each other.
Requirements:
- NC Bar Licensure
- Able to litigate cases primarily in Charlotte and central to western North Carolina.
- 1st or 2nd chair trial experience
- Knowledge and understanding of legal discovery
- Experience arguing motions and taking and defending depositions
- Experience as plaintiffs’ counsel a plus, but not required
“When I graduated from law school, there was only one place I wanted to work: James Scott Farrin. For years, I have admired the firm for its values and service to others. It is an honor to work here.”
