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Environmental Litigation Associate

Portland, ME

Base salary
$120,000 to $135,000
Experience
2+ years
Arrangement
Hybrid

A regional law firmPosted August 7, 2026Updated August 20, 2026Reference 4D7599

A regional law firm is hiring a litigation associate for a hybrid role in Portland, Maine, handling energy regulatory matters. The firm wants at least two years of litigation experience and no prior energy background is required.

What the role involves

  • Handle energy regulatory litigation including briefing, depositions, and hearings
  • Prepare witnesses and take part in administrative proceedings
  • Draft briefs and pleadings
  • Work with the firm's trial team on courtroom litigation

What you'll need

  • At least two years of litigation experience
  • Strong legal research and writing skills
  • Advocacy and oral argument skills

Highlights

  • Hybrid schedule, three days remote and two days in office
  • 1,500 hour annual billable requirement
  • No prior energy experience required

Confidentiality

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