Associate Attorney
Synectics Inc.
Washington, DC0–2 yrs28m agovia LinkedIn
This job at a glance
- Who can apply
- New grads and up to 2 years
- Work
- On-site in Washington
- Pay
- Not stated by the employer.
- Listed
- Nov 3, 2026 · still open
Associate Attorney - Litigation & Investigations
Location: Washington, DC
Employment Type: Full-Time
Work Arrangement: Hybrid
About the Opportunity
The Associate will work closely with experienced trial and appellate attorneys and gain hands-on exposure to sophisticated litigation and investigative work. The ideal candidate brings strong legal analysis, sound judgment, and a collaborative, client-focused approach.
Key Responsibilities
- Draft motions, briefs, memoranda, and legal correspondence.
- Conduct legal research and develop factual and legal analyses.
- Assist with case strategy and evaluate complex factual and legal issues.
- Manage discovery, review documents, and organize case materials.
- Support deposition preparation, hearings, and trials.
- Participate in client meetings and coordinate with co-counsel and opposing counsel.
- Contribute to investigative matters, including interviewing witnesses and compiling evidence.
- Manage multiple assignments and deadlines in a fast-paced environment.
Qualifications
- J.D. from an accredited law school.
- Admission, or eligibility for admission, to the District of Columbia Bar.
- Strong legal research and writing skills, including the ability to prepare clear, persuasive briefs, memoranda, and correspondence.
- Experience with litigation tasks such as discovery management, document review, deposition preparation, and courtroom support.
- Strong analytical and strategic thinking skills, with the ability to assess complex facts and identify legal issues.
- Effective communication and collaboration skills.
- Excellent organization and time-management skills, including the ability to manage multiple matters and meet deadlines.
- Prior experience in litigation, investigations, or clerkships preferred, but not required.
- Professionalism, ethical judgment, and the ability to maintain confidentiality in sensitive matters.