Litigation Partner

Our good client is a litigation firm that seeks to partner with like-minded Litigation Partners to sit within any of their offices across the United States in 47 different locations.

1. To be considered, the attorney must have a client-base that generates at least an adequate if not commendable amount of billablee hours as a partner-level litigation attorney
2. Reputation and track record of success are critical for this role to have, as we want to ensure each and every one of our present and future clients are served.
3. This process is how the firm has grown from their near end in 2005 to the growth they have seen 20 years later, where they now sit at just under 500 attorneys in 47 offices across the United States and 1000+ employees.

The firm practices in a very wide range of areas of law, reflecting its status as the largest minority and women-owned law firm in the U.S., with nearly 500 attorneys and more than 120 practice areas. Their areas include:

Litigation

• Complex Business Dispute Resolution
• Bankruptcy, creditors' rights & workouts
• Broker-dealers and investment advisers
• Business and commercial litigation
• Condominium and homeowner association law
• Default services / residential foreclosure
• Fraud and special investigative unit (SIU) services
• Governmental liability defense
• Intellectual property and internet law
• National litigation and loan oversight
• Professional malpractice defense (including healthcare, legal professionals)
• Premises liability
• Product liability
• Construction claims
• Real estate transactions and development
• Residential and commercial foreclosure
• Regulatory and Compliance
• Government investigations and administrative proceedings
• Healthcare regulatory compliance, anti-kickback laws, Stark Law, False Claims Act
• Licensing issues with agencies like Medicare, Medicaid
• Medicare and Medicaid audits and fraud investigations
• Legislative affairs
• Corporate and Transactional Law
• Business transactions, mergers and acquisitions
• Corporate governance, rights, relations of organizations
• Construction transactions
• Public finance
• Real estate transactions and development
• Intellectual property matters
• Healthcare industry business transactions including hospitals and acute care facilities
• Bankruptcy and financial restructuring within healthcare
• Specialized Practice Areas
• Aviation law
• Admiralty and maritime law
• Arbitration and alternative dispute resolution
• Labor and employment law
• Land use and zoning
• White-collar defense and government enforcement
• Appellate practice

Offices include:

1. Alabama (Birmingham)
2. Arizona (Scottsdale)
3. California (Glendale, Los Angeles, San Francisco Bay Area)
4. Colorado (Denver)
5. Connecticut (Hartford)
6. Florida (multiple offices including Miami, Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville, Fort Lauderdale, Pensacola, Tallahassee, West Palm Beach, Naples, Daytona Beach, Panama City)
7. Georgia (Atlanta)
8. Idaho (Boise)
9. Illinois (Chicago)
10. Indiana (Indianapolis)
11. Kentucky (Louisville, Lexington)
12. Louisiana (New Orleans)
13. Massachusetts (Boston)
14. Maryland (Baltimore)
15. Michigan (Kalamazoo)
16. Mississippi (Jackson)
17. Missouri (St. Louis)
18. Nevada (Las Vegas, Reno)
19. New Jersey (Basking Ridge)
20. New Mexico (Albuquerque)
21. New York (New York City, White Plains)
22. North Carolina (Charlotte)
23. Ohio (Columbus)
24. Pennsylvania (Pittsburgh)
25. Rhode Island (Providence)
26. Tennessee (Memphis, Nashville, Knoxville)
27. Texas (Dallas, Houston)
28. Utah (Salt Lake City)
29. Washington (Vancouver)
30. West Virginia (Charleston)
31. U.S. Virgin Islands (St. Thomas)