Empoyment Litigation Associate
Listed on 2026-03-07
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Law/Legal
Employment Law, Litigation, Legal Counsel, Lawyer
A leading employment law firm is seeking a 2-6 year Employment Litigation Associate to join its established Las Vegas office.
This is an excellent opportunity to join a firm that is exclusively dedicated to representing employers and is widely recognised for its strength in employment litigation and workplace advisory matters. With a significant national footprint and a strong reputation across multiple industries, the firm combines deep subject-matter expertise with a forward-thinking, technology-driven approach to client service.
The Role
You will join a collaborative Employment Litigation team and work closely with experienced partners on a broad range of contentious and advisory matters. The role offers meaningful responsibility and hands-on experience, alongside strong mentorship and clear progression opportunities.
Key responsibilities will include:
- Drafting and responding to discovery and initial pleadings
- Drafting and arguing substantive motions
- Taking and defending depositions
- Defending claims in state and federal court
- Representing employers before administrative agencies (including the EEOC and NLRB)
- Advising clients on day-to-day employment issues and compliance matters
- Drafting and revising employee handbooks and policies
- Delivering client training and contributing to educational programmes
- Utilising innovative legal technology platforms to support client solutions
The Ideal Candidate
- 2-6 years’ substantive litigation experience
- Experience in labour and employment law preferred, though strong litigators from other practice areas with a genuine interest in employment law will be considered
- Nevada Admission Required
This role would suit an ambitious associate seeking high-quality work, strong mentorship, and the opportunity to build a practice within a nationally respected platform that is at the forefront of innovation in employment law.
Please apply here if you are interested!
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