Real Estate Litigation Attorney Associate

You’re a commercial litigator. You can run a motion calendar, manage e‑discovery across thousands of documents, and draft a brief that holds up. But somewhere in year four, you noticed something: you’re a generalist who happens to litigate, and everyone around you is becoming something. The associate down the hall is "the antitrust person." Another is "the securities litigator." And you’re the one who gets whatever walks in the door — a contract dispute one month, a business tort the next. Useful. Busy. Replaceable. Here’s the move most litigators miss: the durable, portable litigation practices aren’t built on being good at everything. They’re built on owning a niche that throws off consistent, high‑stakes work — and right now, in Miami, that niche is real estate. South Florida’s real estate boom didn’t just create transactions. It created disputes. Commercial foreclosures on institutional‑grade assets. Landlord‑tenant fights where the rent roll has eight figures behind it. The capital that poured into this market is now litigating, and the firms positioned for it are the ones with real estate litigators who actually understand the deals underneath the fight. A nationally ranked AmLaw firm with one of the deepest real estate platforms in the country is adding a litigation associate to its Miami real estate capital markets team. This isn’t a seat inside a generic commercial litigation group — it sits directly in the real estate practice, which means the disputes are sophisticated, the deal context is real, and the specialty travels with you. The work includes: Commercial landlord‑tenant disputes, including predicate notices and court pleadings Commercial foreclosure litigation on complex, institutional‑quality assets Motion practice, discovery and e‑discovery, and courtroom work across real estate matters Real estate litigation tied to a capital markets practice — not a random docket What you bring: 4+ years of commercial litigation experience, including motion practice, discovery, and time on your feet Commercial foreclosure experience — or the appetite to learn it fast Strong research and writing Florida bar admission or eligibility to obtain Why this seat: A defined real estate litigation specialty that makes you the person clients ask for — not the generalist who gets whatever’s left Consistent, sophisticated dispute flow in the fastest-growing real estate market in the country A firm with genuine institutional depth in Miami, not a regional shop riding the wave This is a focused hire on a team that’s growing because the work is. Reach out or send your resume confidentially to View email address on click.appcast.io — happy to share more details before you decide anything. #J-18808-Ljbffr Lateral Link