Employment Litigation Attorney - Military veterans preferred

Description

Are you passionate about helping workers who have faced unfair treatment in the workplace? Are you in search of a work environment that sets itself apart from others? If your answer is a definite yes, then this opportunity is perfect for you. At Klie Law Offices, we are committed to assisting hard-working West Virginians who have encountered discrimination or been wrongfully terminated. We take pride in fostering an outstanding work culture that allows us to provide exceptional service to clients, exceeding the benchmarks established by other firms.

Our team consists of empathetic, innovative, and determined individuals who are dedicated to achieving the best results for clients. If you are a skilled Litigation Attorney with experience in jury trials, conducting depositions, managing complex motion practice, and negotiating settlements, this position could be the perfect match for you. The compensation package for this role is between $120,000 and $140,000, inclusive of bonuses, health benefits, and 401(k) contributions. - We take pay all bar dues and CLE fees, and there may be relocation assistance available.

Responsibilities

•Manage a caseload of at least 40 cases with precision and attention to detail
•Supervise the dedicated support staff assigned to your cases to ensure seamless operations
•Analyze legal scenarios thoroughly and develop strategic plans to address clients' needs effectively
•Direct litigation strategies and represent clients in both West Virginia's circuit court and federal court
•Draft legal documents meticulously and conduct comprehensive legal research to bolster cases
•Conduct depositions, mediations, and serve as lead counsel in trials and arbitrations with confidence

Qualifications

•Skilled in effectively communicating during high-pressure situations, especially when managing emotions
•Demonstrated understanding of employment laws and procedures
•Able to handle difficult or negative situations with patience and diplomacy
•Must have experience as first chair in jury trials
•Licensed to practice law in West Virginia
•Comfortable using technology in legal practice
•Strong inclination to assist clients during challenging times and enhance their circumstances
•Possess exceptional negotiation skills, think quickly on their feet, and exude confidence in a courtroom setting
•Willingness to travel for mediations and depositions throughout the state
•Ohio licensure is preferred but not mandatory