Associate Attorney | Property Tax Appeals

• Build valuable expertise in property tax appeals within an established boutique legal practice
• Take on meaningful, substantive legal work with direct responsibility for client matters
• Work closely with clients on residential, income-producing, commercial, and industrial property appeals
• Receive bonus opportunity, 401(k) matching and profit sharing, paid holidays, and paid vacation
• Join a practice designed to blend well with personal life while still offering challenging legal work
• Develop specialized experience in administrative appeals, property analysis, brief writing, and client counseling

This is a fully on-site opportunity in Inverness, Illinois, offering close collaboration with our team and hands‑on involvement in client matters. Remote work is not available.

Candidates must be licensed to practice law in Illinois. Experience in property tax, real estate, or administrative law is preferred but not required, and bilingual English/Spanish ability is a plus.

We are an established boutique law practice focused on helping property owners navigate complex assessment and property tax appeal matters. Our team combines deep knowledge of administrative appeals with practical, client‑focused advocacy and has built a strong practice around achieving meaningful results for property owners. Confidential Employer.

• Analyze residential, income‑producing, owner‑occupied, commercial, and industrial properties to identify opportunities for assessment appeals
• Draft persuasive briefs, supporting evidence, complaints, and other materials for property tax appeals
• Manage administrative appeal matters while keeping filings, evidence, and deadlines organized and accurate
• Communicate directly with clients to provide recommendations, gather necessary information, answer questions, and explain the appeal process
• Assist with appeal filings and preparation of supporting documentation at multiple administrative levels
• Evaluate property information involving new construction, renovations, income‑producing assets, and other valuation considerations
• Handle confidential client information with sound judgment and professionalism
• Shift priorities effectively in a client‑focused environment where matters and deadlines can change quickly

• Strong written and verbal communication skills
• Sound judgment and ability to handle confidential information
• Highly motivated, organized, proactive, and comfortable taking initiative
• Property tax, real estate, administrative law, or related legal experience preferred
• Microsoft Access experience is a plus

• Meaningful client‑facing work with visible impact
• Opportunity to develop expertise in a specialized and valuable area of law
• Bonus opportunity and long‑term retirement benefits through 401(k) matching and profit sharing
• Paid holidays and vacation
• Small‑team environment with direct exposure to experienced attorneys and substantive matters
• Practice structure that supports a strong blend of professional responsibility and personal life

Please note that employer-sponsored health insurance is not currently offered.