Commercial Litigation

Commercial litigation laterals, recruited nationwide.

Commercial litigators get hired on what they have done in their cases: depositions, briefs, hearings, and time in trial.

The Search

Your docket, in detail.


We go through your recent cases with you: the subject matter, the courts, the work you did yourself, and how close you have gotten to trial. Lateral Lock leads with those facts.

  • Groups that fit the docket.A record of depositions, dispositive motions, and hearings is staffed differently from a record that is mostly research and document review, even on cases of similar size. We look for commercial litigation groups whose cases and staffing match the responsibility you want next.
  • Researching each firm.We look at the kinds of cases each group takes on and how it staffs them, so you know what the day-to-day work would be.
  • Presenting your experience.We rebuild the resume so each case is accurate and ordered the way litigators read one: court, subject, then the work you did yourself. You approve every resume edit before the resume goes out. A short cover letter leads with the experience that firm cares about and goes out with the submission unless you ask to see it first.
  • From interview to offer.Everything stays confidential until you authorize a firm. We prepare you for interviews and help negotiate.
Nationwide

The search follows the practice.


Commercial litigation associates, counsel, and partners are recruited nationwide.

The recruiter is introduced on Your Recruiter. How a search runs is on For Attorneys. Confidentiality questions are on the attorney FAQ.

Hiring for this kind of seat? Read how firm searches work and the FAQ for hiring firms.

Nationwide · Confidential

Talk through the practice before you talk to a firm.

A conversation is not a submission. Your current firm is not told that you called.