Associate Attorney

Company Description Messer Strickler Burnette, Ltd. is a boutique law firm founded in Chicago, Illinois, focused on meeting the transactional and litigation needs of businesses in the Midwest and across the United States. The firm is built on hard work, an entrepreneurial mindset, and a client-centered approach that emphasizes high-quality results at a reasonable cost. Since its inception, the firm has grown steadily, offering both consistent client representation and a dynamic work environment for its team members. With offices in Illinois, Florida, Pennsylvania, New York, California, Kansas, and Georgia, its attorneys are licensed in more than 30 state and federal courts nationwide. This broad geographic reach provides team members with exposure to diverse legal matters and jurisdictions.

Messer Strickler Burnette, Ltd. is seeking a qualified associate attorney with 2-4 years of experience to join our team in Florida. MSB is nationally known for its work in commercial and consumer financial services litigation and compliance. We defend financial services companies in civil litigation and regulatory matters and assist our clients with maintaining compliance with the federal, state and local laws that govern them. No matter your passion, MSB gives you the opportunity to pursue it, while learning new things along the way.

Applicants must be licensed and in good standing to practice in Florida. Licensure in other states is a bonus but is not required. Ideal candidates will be excellent communicators, fast learners, and creative litigators familiar with federal civil litigation. This position can be in-office, hybrid or remote depending upon your location. Salary begins at $100,000 and increases with experience. Other benefits include health and dental insurance coverage, participation in the firm’s 401(k) plan, and unique bonus opportunities.

Interested applicants, please submit a resume and writing sample to View email address on click.appcast.io for consideration!

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