Associate Law Attorney

Complex Civil Litigation Associate

" UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITY " GREAT EARNINGS " TRIAL EXPERIENCE

"Most law firms hire associates. We're building future partners.

LET'S BE HONEST

If your career goal is to spend the next twenty years proofreading someone else's briefs while slowly dying inside, we're probably not your people. But if you like representing clients (not "plaintiffs or "defendants ), enjoy solving impossible legal problems, occasionally argue with yourself over Oxford commas, get excited about taking a deposition that changes an entire case, or simply want to become an exceptionally good lawyer...

WE SHOULD PROBABLY MEET.

WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT

Client is a litigation boutique. They don't believe every lawyer should follow the same path. Some become outstanding trial lawyers. Others become brilliant strategists. Some become both. Client isn't built like most firms. They are not a defense firm. They are not a plaintiff's firm. They are one of New Mexico's top litigation firms. Period. They don't believe every lawyer should follow the same career path and we don't believe that lawyers or law firms should always be on the same side of the "V.

Become exceptionally good at what you're good at.

We'll help with the rest.

WHAT YOU WON'T FIND

" Endless document review

" Five years before taking a deposition

" Bureaucracy

" Committees approving staplers

" Mentors who only redline

WHAT YOU WILL FIND

High-stakes Plaintiff and Defense litigation

Responsibility from day one

Direct client contact

Real mentorship

Trial opportunities

THE OPPORTUNITY

For the right person, this is not simply another associate position. It is an opportunity to build a career with substantial financial upside, genuine autonomy, and a realistic path to partnership.

LOOKING FOR

"2 7 years of litigation experience " Intelligent " Curious " Self-motivated " Humble enough to keep learning " Confident enough to tackle difficult problems " Dry humor appreciated. Ego isn't. "AI proficiency appreciated. Human judgment required. "Multiple state licenses appreciated. Apparently one bar exam wasn't enough.