Associate Attorney

Company Description Iorio Law PLLC is a premier securities arbitration and investor advocacy law firm based in New York, NY, representing clients nationwide. Founded by securities arbitration attorney August M. Iorio, the firm focuses on claims arising from stockbroker misconduct, investment fraud, advisor negligence, and violations of FINRA and SEC rules, as well as whistleblower matters. Iorio Law PLLC has recovered nearly $100 million for investors in more than 700 arbitration claims and is known for landmark victories, including the first FINRA arbitration award against Robinhood Financial related to its January 2021 “meme stock” trading restrictions and major recoveries for GWG L Bond investors. The firm aggressively pursues complex investor claims involving unsuitable recommendations, misrepresentations, excessive trading, unauthorized trading, breach of fiduciary duty, supervisory failures, and sophisticated alternative investments. Guided by integrity, excellence, and grit, the firm offers client-centered representation, deep expertise in FINRA, AAA, and JAMS arbitration forums, and works on a contingency fee basis to advance investor protection and financial recovery. Role Description The Associate Attorney will work full time in a remote capacity (in person available if locally), supporting securities arbitration and investor advocacy matters from case intake through resolution. Daily responsibilities include conducting legal research, conducting client intake interviews, analyzing brokerage account statements and investment products, drafting pleadings, motions, demand letters, and client communications, attending virtual hearings, and preparing discovery requests and responses. The associate will assist in fact investigation, witness interviews, and case strategy development, as well as participate in settlement negotiations, mediations, and arbitration hearings. Collaboration with firm leadership on case evaluation, damages analysis, and risk assessment is expected, along with maintaining organized case files, managing discovery and deadlines, and ensuring compliance with FINRA and applicable arbitration rules. The role involves direct client contact, requiring clear communication, professionalism, and a commitment to high-quality, client-focused advocacy. Qualifications Strong foundation in Law, with demonstrated experience, understanding, or coursework relevant to securities, financial services, or investor protection. Excellent organizational, time-management, and self-starter skills to help manage a robust docket of cases. Ability to provide clear, well-reasoned Legal Advice to clients and internal stakeholders, with sound judgment and ethical decision-making. Advanced Research skills, including legal research using primary and secondary sources, fact investigation, and analysis of complex financial documents. Proficient in Negotiation, including settlement discussions, mediation preparation, and strategic advocacy in arbitration settings. Juris Doctor (JD) from an accredited law school and active bar admission in at least one U.S. jurisdiction; eligibility for additional admissions is a plus. Excellent written and oral communication skills, with strong drafting Canidates with a strong grasp on how to use technology ethically are preferred.