Mid-Level Associate Attorney (Employment Law)

YOU ARE:

• A stellar attorney with at least 4-6 full years’ experience in employment law.

• Licensed to practice law in New York.

• Conscientious, thorough and you take the accuracy of your work seriously.

• Proactive, driven and good under pressure. You’re even a little competitive.

• Eager to learn and improve on the job, so you are receptive to feedback.

• Polished, poised, practical, energetic and you have a strong work ethic.

IN THIS ROLE, YOU WOULD:

• Report to the Head of the Employment Department.

• Have varied activities including multiple, simultaneous projects that offer learning opportunities.

• Use your expertise-based problem-solving skills to offer innovative solutions.

• Be required to have a high degree of specialized expertise and skill in maintaining established standards of quality and accuracy. You believe that quality should never be compromised.

• Advise employers on day-to-day workplace issues and deliver practical, plain English advice.

• Draft, review, and revise demand letters, complaints, and motion papers in employment-related disputes.

• Assist with all substantive aspects of employment disputes, including agency submissions, drafting discovery requests and responses and preparing for depositions.

• Draft and update contracts, handbooks and other employment-related agreements and help clients implement compliant workplace practices.

• Lead by example: with your work ethic, your drive for success, and positive attitude.

• Be involved in client development, marketing and the growth of the firm.

WHY US:

• As we continue to grow, professional development is important to us –we provide an environment that promotes that.   

• Diversity is valued at Romano Law. We appreciate differing backgrounds and thoughts. 

• A collaborative and approachable environment. 

• Total Compensation – $120,000 – $170,000 (based on experience and performance).

TO BE CONSIDERED: 

At Romano Law, we believe everyone has the right to be happy and successful in their role and we go to great lengths to make this happen. Please tell us a little about yourself by clicking “Submit Application”.

In your cover letter, be sure to include your answer to the question “How many languages are spoken in New York City?”