Litigation Associate Firm Overview Levenfeld Pearlstein (LP) is a forward-thinking law firm widely recognized as an industry thought leader. There are eight distinct legal practice areas, each with unique subsets and market needs. Our strategic advantage is The LP Way™ – a model for creating an unparalleled client experience at an exceptional value. To understand LP, is to know the 5 steps of the LP Way. In the Litigation Practice Group, our clients include private companies, portfolio companies, real estate investment firms, broker dealers, banks, entrepreneurs, high net worth individuals, sophisticated private investors among others. We regularly assist our clients with commercial litigation, LLC, shareholder, and partnership dispute litigation, commercial real estate litigation, broker-dealer litigation, restrictive covenant and trade secret litigation, trusts & estates litigation, debtor-creditor disputes and litigation, finance and bankruptcy litigation, and litigation involving other matters. Our litigation practice crosses multiple industries and jurisdictions. The Opportunity Levenfeld Pearlstein is looking for a litigation associate with 2-4 years of commercial business litigation experience. Court experience and experience with injunctions, as well as insolvency & bankruptcy litigation are a plus. Candidates must have strong writing and communication skills and be able to work collaboratively and thrive in a fast-paced environment. We are looking for someone who is bright, eager to continue to learn and develop new skills and who is a self-starter with a strong work ethic and an entrepreneurial approach to practicing law. At LP, associates can expect to work on substantive matters and directly contribute to the exceptional service our clients expect. Levenfeld Pearlstein, LLC provides equal employment opportunities to all applicants and employees in a harassment-free environment without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, gender, age, disability, sexual orientation, alienage, or veteran status.