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Experienced Commercial Litigation Attorney (Post M&A Disputes) – Boutique Chicag

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Experienced Commercial Litigation Attorney (Post M&A Disputes) – Boutique Chicago Law Firm

About the Position: Our client, a growing Chicago boutique litigation law firm founded by a former large law firm partner, has an active need for an experienced (6+ years) commercial litigator to join as a senior counsel. Excellent opportunity to develop your practice in a supportive and thriving law firm environment. Highlights: · Collegial, boutique law firm started by a former large law firm partner · Hands-on complex commercial litigation practice · Firm represents clients nationally in a full range of sophisticated commercial matters Responsibilities: · Assist clients with understanding and evaluating risks associated with existing and potential litigation · Represents parties in post-M&A litigation, including purchase price and material adverse effect litigation as well as escrow and indemnity disputes · Draft substantive motions, pleadings, and briefs, take and defend depositions, and appear in court Required Qualifications: · 6+ years of commercial litigation experience, including post M&A disputes · BigLaw experience preferred · Excellent academic credentials Location: Chicago, IL (Hybrid) Compensation: The anticipated base salary range for this position is $160,000 to $250,000, depending on experience and practice. Position Type

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