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Associate Attorney - Commercial Litigation

United StatesUnited States·PortlandFull-timemid
OtherCommercial
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Overview

O’Hagan Meyer is seeking an Associate Attorney with at least two years of civil litigation experience to join our Portland, OR office.

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Requirements

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  • 2+ year of civil litigation experience with exposure to professional liability, premises liability, products liability, real estate, construction, business, contract disputes and/or IP.
  • Strong writing, research, and analytical skills, complemented by excellent academic credentials.
  • Highly motivated individuals who demonstrate initiative and can assume responsibility for handling matters within a busy national practice.
  • Possess strong interpersonal and communication skills to effectively collaborate with a team-oriented legal environment.
  • Licensed to practice law and in good standing in Oregon.

What We Offer

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✓Flexible hybrid schedule.
✓Mentorship and development programs tailored to your individual goals and growth
✓Direct client contact and responsibility on high-level matters
✓Mentorship and development programs tailored to your individual goals and growth
✓Competitive compensation and multiple bonus opportunities
✓401(k) plan with employer contribution
✓A robust benefits package including health, dental, and vision insurance, FSAs, paid parental leave, and more

Location & Eligibility

Where is the job
Portland, United States
On-site at the office

Listing Details

Posted
May 13, 2026
First seen
September 28, 2026
Last seen
September 28, 2026

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Trust Level
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September 28, 2026

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Associate Attorney - Commercial Litigation