Nelson Mullins is looking to add a new associate to its litigation group in the Orlando office. This will offer a unique opportunity to a strong associate who wants to be part of a fast-paced team at an AmLaw100 firm. The ideal candidate has experience in a variety of aspects of commercial litigation and business torts. One of the fastest growing and most dynamic cities in the country, Orlando’s economy is as diverse as our clients’ needs. Our office occupies two floors of the 390 North building located in the heart of downtown Orlando with a view of Lake Eola. You will be joining a hard-working team devoted to client success in an array of commercial litigation fields, including real property litigation, banking, creditor’s rights, contract disputes, construction litigation, probate matters, partition, business valuation, merger litigation, and governmental zoning and land use litigation. Want to know more about the Orlando office? Find out Why Nelson Mullins from Office Managing Partner, Doug Starcher, here. All candidates are asked to submit a cover letter, resume and a copy of their law school transcript. Drawing from your meaningful experience (4-6 years) within the commercial litigation field, you feel confident in your abilities to usher a successful client experience. You are well-versed in taking and defending depositions and have prior experience in drafting dispositive, expert, and/or discovery motions. You pride yourself on your written and oral advocacy skills and are admitted to the Florida Bar (preferred). With over 1,000 attorneys and professionals, Nelson Mullins has strong roots in the business community and an appreciation for new directions in the business world. As a Firm, Nelson Mullins has a strong foundation of community service and good citizenship. Our administrative professionals likewise promote these values, with opportunities to participate and play roles in various pro bono and community service initiatives. We collaborate with each other and with our clients, working side-by-side toward shared goals.