Role responsibilities • Drafting, arguing, and responding to dispositive and non-dispositive motions • Taking and defending depositions • Managing all aspects of discovery, including document production, e-discovery, and discovery disputes • Preparing witnesses for depositions, hearings, trials, and arbitrations • Participating in trials, evidentiary hearings, and arbitrations • Negotiating settlements and developing practical, business-oriented resolutions for clients • Handling matters involving commercial landlord-tenant disputes, lease interpretation and enforcement, contract disputes, property ownership and title issues, construction-related disputes, and other complex real estate litigation matters You'll handle complex real estate litigation matters representing commercial landlords, owners, and developers in New York state and federal courts, with the opportunity to build your book of business and grow into a long-term career at a firm where the average attorney tenure is 11 years.