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Company Description
Sebring & Associates, located in Monroeville, a suburb of Pittsburgh, is a law firm that focuses in commercial and residential real estate development and business and transactional law. For years, the firm has proudly represented businesses, realtors, developers, construction companies, landlords, and homeowners’ associations in diverse real estate and business law matters. Practice areas, include, but are not limited to, real estate transactions, financial transactions, contracts, mergers and acquisitions, civil litigation, business formation and business succession planning. Additionally, Sebring & Associates operates as a full-service title insurance agency and real estate closing company. Conveniently located with easy parking and access to major highways, the firm is dedicated to providing expertise, attention to detail, and reliable support in all aspects of its law practice.
Role Description
This is a full-time, on-site role for an Associate Attorney at Sebring & Associates located in the Greater Pittsburgh Region, merging large firm practice in a small firm atmosphere. The Associate Attorney will independently handle day-to-day case management, assist in drafting legal documents and court filings, conduct thorough research, review title searches, represent clients in court proceedings, provide legal advice to clients, and manage negotiations on behalf of clients. Salary commensurate with experience and willing to offer an annual salary of $100,000+ with quarterly additional bonus opportunities. Benefits include health insurance, 401(k) retirement plan matching, attorney annual bar registration, local and state association memberships, CLE and professional development events.
Applicants must submit a detailed cover letter, resume, and a brief writing sample to be considered.
Cover letters should highlight and explain relevant experience and skills, explain any significant work history gaps, and include any other information that would be beneficial to the applicant’s selection for interview.
Requirements
Admission to the Pennsylvania State Bar (in good standing)
Strong organizational and time management skills
Strong written and verbal communication skills
Research abilities to support case law and construct informed legal arguments
Proficient in Microsoft Word and Westlaw
Familiarity with CLIO or other case management systems
Prior experience in real estate law or title insurance is highly preferred
Ability to manage multiple tasks and maintain accurate client files and time records
Ability to work collaboratively in a team-oriented environment and manage multiple responsibilities
