Litigation Associate
Listed on 2026-02-01
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Law/Legal
Litigation, Legal Counsel
Portland, OR | On-Site | $110K–$170K DOE
A nationally recognized plaintiff’s law firm focused on public advocacy and fighting for injured individuals and their families has partnered with Staffing Technologies to hire a Litigation Associate for their growing Portland office.
This is a rare opportunity to join a firm with the resources of a national organization AND the close-knit, collaborative feel of a local trial team. Associates gain deep mentorship, hands-on experience, and the chance to do meaningful, high-impact litigation every day.
Why This Role Is Different- High-stakes litigation with real client impact
- A mission-driven, advocacy-focused culture
- Exceptional mentorship from proven trial attorneys
- Clear trial progression (2nd/3rd chair early; pathway to 1st chair)
- Predictable structure + corporate-level benefits rarely offered in plaintiff-side work
As an Associate, you will be trained in and exposed to all aspects of asbestos litigation
, from case investigation through trial. You will:
- Manage discovery and conduct fact investigations
- Draft and argue motions
- Take and defend depositions
- Review medical, scientific, and historical documents
- Work closely with experts and co-counsel
- Prepare cases for trial and serve as second/third chair
Associates will build expertise in asbestos exposure pathways and basic mesothelioma-related medical terminology
—no prior experience required.
- J.D. from an ABA-accredited law school
- Oregon Bar admission (or reciprocity eligibility)
- Ability to manage deadlines in a fast-paced environment
- Commitment to plaintiff-side advocacy and client service
- Willingness to travel
- Background in PI, wrongful death, med-mal, toxic torts, or related litigation
- For new graduates: strong research/writing and a demonstrated drive to learn litigation
- $110K–$170K DOE
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