Litigation Associate Attorney

Job Overview A well-regarded law firm in Asheville, NC is seeking a Litigation Associate Attorney with 1–3 years of experience to join its general litigation team. This role is especially well-suited for attorneys with interest or experience in land use, zoning, and real property litigation. The position provides an excellent opportunity to grow professionally while gaining hands-on experience working on a wide range of legal matters alongside experienced litigators. Location Duties Conduct legal research and draft memoranda, pleadings, motions, and other court documents Collaborate with senior attorneys on complex litigation matters, including land use, zoning, and business disputes Participate in depositions, hearings, and trials Assist with client consultations and case strategy discussions Stay up to date on local, state, and federal laws related to land use, real estate, and litigation Maintain organized case files in accordance with firm procedures Communicate with clients to provide updates and gather relevant information Requirements 1–3 years of experience in civil litigation Interest or background in land use, zoning, or real property law is preferred Licensed to practice law in North Carolina, or pending admission to the NC Bar Ability to manage multiple active matters simultaneously Detail-oriented and proactive approach to casework Education Juris Doctor (J.D.) from an ABA-accredited law school Certifications Admission to the North Carolina State Bar (or awaiting bar results) Skills Strong legal research and writing abilities Litigation drafting and courtroom preparedness Analytical thinking and strategic problem-solving Excellent verbal and written communication Time management and case organization Client engagement and relationship-building Competitive compensation (commensurate with experience) Full-time opportunity with long-term growth potential Direct mentorship and professional development support Engaging, team-based legal environment Company info

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