Labor and Employment Associate (CH)
The Chicago office of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP, an international law firm with 22 offices and more than 1,400 attorneys, is looking to hire a junior- to mid-level associate to join our Labor and Employment Practice. Candidates should have experience working in a large law firm environment with some complex litigation experience preferred. Our Labor and Employment Practice was named the 2006 Litigation Department of the Year – Labor & Employment by American Lawyer.
Candidates must have excellent writing skills and research abilities. They must also be able to communicate with various personalities at all levels of management and staff. In addition, candidates must be able to deal with stress associated with a fast-paced work environment, including handling multiple tasks on a daily basis. The ability to make judgment decisions and handle daily, routine responsibilities are essential. Candidates must also be able to adapt to changing work situations and grasp and apply new ideas.
Candidates should possess strong academic credentials from a nationally recognized law school. Illinois bar membership is required.
We value collegiality and diversity among our lawyers and seek to make the practice both professionally and personally rewarding. Morgan Lewis offers a challenging work environment, business casual dress code, and a total compensation package that includes a competitive salary and benefits.
Qualified candidates only.
All inquiries will be kept confidential.
Equal Opportunity Employer. MFDV
To apply:
Please submit resume, cover letter, and law school transcripts using the online application system link below. This link will only work with a MS Windows computer. All others are invited to apply by forwarding their cover materials to the attention of Melissa Schueller, attorney recruiting coordiator for the Chicago office.
SEARCH FIRMS: Please submit candidates directly to Melissa Schueller; do not use the online link.
- Firm
- Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP
- Country
- United States
- Publication date
- 04/02/2008


