Small New York litigation firm seeks an experienced paralegal or junior attorney to assist with real property disputes. Typical matters involve:
- Illegal building extensions, DOB (Department of Buildings) enforcement issues, license/access agreements, and Article 78 proceedings.
- Private nuisance and related claims (light, air, view, encroachments).
- Strategic research on procedural and substantive litigation options.
What We’re Looking For:
- Strong legal research skills (Lexis / Westlaw proficiency required).
- Ability to go beyond “case dumps” and provide concise, outcome-oriented analysis: Will the court buy this argument, or not?
- Familiarity with New York litigation, especially Article 78 proceedings and real property disputes, is strongly preferred.
Excellent written communication skills — clear, organized, and practical.
What to Submit:
A writing sample (2–5 pages) that demonstrates:
- Use of legal research with proper citations to primary authority.
- A clear recommendation or conclusion (not just background law).
- Resume with relevant experience (paralegal, law clerk, junior associate, etc.).
Details: Freelance, part-time, remote.
Compensation $35/hr.
This role is ideal for an experienced NY litigation paralegal or a junior attorney who enjoys deep research and strategic analysis, and wants flexible work on interesting disputes.
How to Apply: Reply to this post with your resume or LinkedIn and writing sample.
